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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-08
AT THE HOTELS

Gastineau c. D. Craft, Red Lodge, Mont.
 Alaskan William T. Mahoney, Ketchikan; Patrick Coyle, Seattle; R. E. Scott. Juneau.
 Zynda W. Moran, G. E. Austin, Blanche M. Kelly, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-08

The good will of thousands and thousands of baseball fans will follow the veteran John McGraw into retirement The hope that he may recover from his illness and have many years of life in which to enjoy his wonderful experiences is general
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-08

What has become of Senator Fess who used t. tell us every and then of the dryness of th Republican Party?-(Buf Courier -Express)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-08

Those Senators and Representatives seem to be doing their best to get through in time to attend the big Chicago conventions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-08

If 73 per cent of the people of the country be- lieve the Eighteenth Amendment ought to be re- peaed, isn't that reason enough for a nationwide referendum? ?-(Detroit Free Press)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-08

Old cronies in Scotland of Sir James Barrie, the author, plan to organize.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-08

Are you in lcve?" Georgie asks Jenny tomorrow, sus- piciously. But she must not find out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-08

Mexico and Peru have severed relations Our Marine Corps had better get ready- Cincinnati En- qurer)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-08

REBEKAHS MEET TONIGHT Perseverance Rebc.an Lodge No. PA will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock Visiting mem bers welcome.
 MRS. EDITH SHEELOR.
 Noble Grand. ALPHONSINE CARTER, -adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-08
FIRE ALARM CALLS

1,3 Third and Franklin l-4 Front and Franklin. l-o Front, near Ferry Way. !-6 Front. near Gross Apts. !-I Front, opp. City Wharf. I-8 Front, near Saw Mill, l-S Front at A. J. Office. 2-l Willoughby q; Totem
 Grocery.
 2-3 Willoughby, opp. Cash
 Coles Garage. 2-4 Front and Seward. 2-5 Front and Main. 2-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Fifth and Seward, 2-8 Seventh and Main. 2-9 Fire Hall. 3-2 Home Boarding House. 3-3 Gastineau and RaWn
 Way.
 3-4 Second and Gold. 3-5 Fourth and Harris. 3-6 Fifth and Gold. 3-7 Fifth and East. 3-S Seventh and Gold. 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. 4-l Ninth. back of power
 house.
 IA Calhoun, opp. Seaviev
 Apts.
 4-3 Distin and Indian. As Ninth and Calhoun, 4-6 Tenth and O. 4-7 Twelfth. B.P.R. garage. 4-8 Twelfth and Willoughby. 4-9 Home Grocery. t-1 eeater Tract.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-08

Daily Empire Want Aas Fay
Washington Journal., 1932-05-06
Gins a II

Ger gegenmdrtig i'm Sournol er=
i6eine1loen Mrtifelierie iiber @oetbe
modte ib Nun aIf Die Mniidten o.
ner Oertiden Sran beifiigen. @oetbe
mar elm pielmiiienoer Mann llno Dor
oQem Elm praftii6er Menid. Seine
6%orbenlebre 5eigt Dies. 5auit mar
i6on 81 alten 3eiten cine @eitalt
(geiltige conception peri6ieOener
S6riftiteller. SAINTS fategDriidler
Smperatif bat ibm menig Sorgen ge-
macht, henn @oetbe mar, Der Mabr-
beit Die Sire, Dor aaem elm 2ebe-
mann. @ute pecllnidre Stellungen,
8efonntl6aft nit groBen 9amen uno
fleinen 9amen uno 8radt ooer
prunfpolles Nuftreten, menn es i'm
ni6ts foitete, mar iein 9eitfaoen
our6s 2eben. @r bat oas 2eben BON
5pei 5rouen ruiniert uno pieaeidt
nod mebreren. 6rieoerife 8rion
mar Die cine uno feline Gbriltine, elm
glites, uniduloiges WfGo6en, fam in
iein Saus iebr jung un0 erlag ieinen
&iin1ten, Damn belt er Inn Die S6me-
tier oes 8rin5en BON @eimar an nit
leinen 45 Sabren. Sort befam er Die
redbte Antmort. 9ieies non cine
Sroer folgenoen Snbalts: @ie mir
boren, baben tie Elm gltes, anitdnoi=
ges Wedo6en BON bier als @eliebte
gebobt uno 5mei &illoer NIT ibr. Sier-
our6 benadri6tigen mir iie, oieielbe
sit bciraten DSer nnIer Sam0 sn Der-
~laiIen. llebrigens bat er Die &inoer
pernodldiiiet. Sic mllBten in 8pei
Sinterituben Ieines @artenhauleS
mobnen uno ma6ten bal0 Dem @gp-
iIten 9lab, inoem lie itarber. @ott
lei Cant, bat 9euti6lano audi lein
@egenbilo in Ser Qiterutitr, nnlern
eolen 8oeten l1lo in Ser 8eltgeidid-
te gelebrten Q If iller. Ils Yoet
nit S6mung mo &raft itebt er iiber
Goethe. Goethe bat Ni6ts 10 6err=
li6es bernorgebra6t ais S6iaers
Souder. Neben Ser Sanoliing mel
ne ib aud oas 8ersmaB, oas rauidt
nno flafft uno lpringt uno ringt.
Seine @el6idte oes OreiBigidbrigen
arieges lit Elm munoerpolles 8ud,
uno babel 10 unparteiiid, oaB man
nidt ipeiB, lit er &atbolif ooer Brote-
itant. l1no 10 mar iein 2e6en. 8ie
oiel bot er ms binterlaiien. Cine
.anitGnoige 8eriorgung ieiner SAINT
lie bot er errrngen uno fir Die Welt
cine umfaiienoe @ei6idte oes 0fittel-
alters 1500-1700 oargeitellt.
Srau 3. 8urmeiiter
Washington Journal., 1932-05-06
Gyranf GtOermcr tot.

SIN Nlter BON IS Sabren perltorb
bierielbIt am Sonntog M6eno nod
l1ngerer &runfbeit Ser in pielen &rei=
ien beitens 6efonnte Serr 8ranf
Stoermer. @r mar aus Wfarienburg
gebitrtig un0 fam Dor lingefGbr flint
sig Sabren nod @merifa. 3iterIt
mar er ldrgere 3eit in SEEM Oorf on
lGiiig. 9ort perbeiratete er 1ib Dor
nngefabr ~ Sabren. SpGter ber5oQ
er nab @aibington, moielbit er
cine @irtidaft betrieb lno Damn eth
9eIifateiiengeI6dft in Dem Arca6e
Warfte. SIN Dergangenen Sabre mar
er ldngere 3eit inn &%ranfenballs me
gen zines @alsleioens Don meldem er
ieoo6 nidt mebr gebeilt meroen
fonnte. Die 9eeroigung fano am
9onnerstag Na6mittag na6 Dem
@eoar Sill 6rieobofe itatt. Ser
8altor @bas. @noers leitete sic
Srauerfeierli6feiten. 9ie 8riioer
Der oeutlden 5reimaurerloge Mrmi-
nills Nr. % %erpieien Dem 9abinge-
i6ieoencn Die leBten @brenbe3e1gun
gen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-06

lteben, pie Die Speiiune ser 5000
SIT Dem geringen 8orrut Der Singer.
USE unmogli6 es oen Siinqern err
ltien, Die groBe &olfsmenge NIT fiinf
groten uno 5iuei 6ii6en 8t ipeiien,
10 itnmoglih erideinen uns oftmols
Die Solling unlerer Yrobleme. Ole
Singer baben abcr ni6t mir Die 5000
ltnO mebr ipeiien f0nnen, ionoern tie
boben aud in geringer ,3abl elmer
feiltoliden @elt g%egenii6er cine melt
itberiuinoenoe Sdtigfeit entfalten for.
men. Sizes oaes BADEN lie tim fon.
men. neil iie naes Dem Serrn 6rod-
ten, neil Tie iid gon5 ibm uno ieinem
gSillen ergaben.
8ir beflogen uns iiber sic 0fono-
milden &erbdltniiie unierer 3eit.
miiniden Die 8eiierunig ser 3eitliden,
materielen SerbGltniiie. Soben mir
ober BEL alien Bitten INN before Sci
ten alt6 nod Dem @iQen @ottes in
Oielen 3eiten gefori6t? Soben mir
perllldt 5l erfobren, tpel6e 3tuedc
uno 3iele @ottes inter Dem 0r1tcfe
Oieler 3eiten nerfolgt meroen TON.
nen2 &aben mir uns benz Serrn 3u
3ienlte geiteat, oaB nod MoBgobe
unlerer &rGfte sic &erbGltniiie qe-
beiiert peroen f0nnen? Saben mir
oeriu6t, 0ie geiitli6en @erte, sic
ourf Die @rfobrilngen oieier 3eit be-
foroert meroen f0nnen, 81 finoen uno
5u permerten2
6erner lebnen mir ms nod elmer
geliernng Der morolii6en 3uitGnoe.
@ir beflagen oie observation-disclosures
aaerlei 8erbreGen lno unnloroIii6en
@eiens. 8ir befiir6ten Den gu
lammenbru6 oler Sronung uto
3udt. @os tun mir a6er ielber,
INN Oie 3uitdnoe 5lt beiiern? ,6obet
mir uns @ott erge6en 51tr &eiligiung
lnieres Sebens, ooB Heht ltno @e-
re6tigfeit our6 ltnS bef0rOert mer-
ben fonnen2 9lu6 bier muB Die @e-
betserfiiaung NIT unierer @%rgebung
an @ott, nit u%nlerer %ltnteroromu1g
inter oas @eieb onfangen.
@n0li6 ieben mir, mic Die Stride
init 6einoen ungeben lit uro mir
fragen man6mal bangor Screens,
mas ioa nod tper0en, miro sic Stride
enoli6 ben Sieg oopon trogen2 SIT
es inns mirfli6 INN Sen Sieg @briiti
itber Die @elt 81 tim, Damn lit es
nidt genllg, OoB mir nit ben Qippen
bitten: 9ein &eicb fomme, lonoerr
Bob mir olt6 inns Dem @errn ergeben
3nr 8eforoerung ieiner Sode uiti
@rOen. @ir miiiien olt6 bier, Dem
9errn bringen, mas mir ii1o unlo bo-
ben, oomit er 0ur6 ms mirfen fam
sur 9eforoerung ieineS Geides olli
@r0en.
@ott fam uniere @ebete MIR oltrd,
inns uno bel riidbaltsloier Grgebuno
unieres 8eiens uno 8illens, unh
unierer @abe an i'm erfiiaen. Sr
Dem WfaBe in Dem mir inns Soft er-
geben, lperoen mir all6 erfabren, 0af
unlere @ebete urs gum Segen unb
@ott 81 @brert beafttportet mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-06
NaAIcn i'd Sreikia Sahrc inner.

6rau @m. @en8el aus 9rooflpn,
q. g., i6reibt: u8dbreno Ser lestef
5lpeiuno5man6ig Sabre, ieitoem mir
6orni's Nlpenfrduter ge6rau6en, ba-
ben mir ulls gutter @~eiunobeit err
frelt. Gorber lit id beitGnoig an
&opfidmer5en uno meme N16te mo-
rem ldlaflos. Wiein Mann uno i)
Iino beioe iieb5ig Sabre alt, aber mir
fiiblen inns Inn oreiBig Sabre jim
ger" 9ieie nor5iigli6e &rduterme=
oi5in lit gera0e oas, ipas 2elite Dor
gel6rittenen Mlters brau6erL oenn
lie regt Die Mfagentdtigfeit an, for
bert Die &er0alung, permebrt ben
SnrnfluB unO regliliert ben Stlbl=
gang. alpenfrdltter lit fein Apotbe
ferortifel; MIR belon0ere, bon Or.
Yeter 6abrnep & Sons 60, Chicago,
ST., ernannte 2ofalagenten f0nuen
es liefern.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-06
nrrrtms -5la@rihtru
-
GuncurO umc Sl6teilume.

Die lebte 8eriommllng oes &omi
tees fitr W5ittel uno @ege Der Gon-
cor0 &lub 0amenabteiluna fono am
N}ittuodL ben 20. 9Gpril, inn 6ouie
bon 5rolt Slider, 503-t2te Stro-
BE, g. g., itott. Ole cole @oitgebe,
rim, 6rou Slider, bate ii6 nit be,
ionOeren 2ederbineu fir oieien Gag
porbereitet. @ie 6efonntlid), fonoen
li6 Die @Gite Inn / llbr mittags SIT
iammen. ytah 9%egriiBung uno ettpos
beiterem &louOern ging man 5u Dem
geidGftli6en 8eil iiber. 6rau q.
S6miot, sic &orlitenoe oes &omi-
tees, beipra6 Damn mebrere pihtige
Yltnfte sum @oble oes oeutid)en
Goncoroflubs ltno ser 9omenabtei-
lung. Sierouf oonfte lie 6rau 81.
i6er fir Die frertnolide 4itfnobme
uno mie inns idon Die olte r0miide
@eifihte er8dblt ans Ser 3eit oes
getpaltigen romii6en 9iftotors Gd-
lar ais er sic Gimbern uno Selttonen
befGmpfte, oaB oas oeuti6e @oitredt
nod ME inter Ben 9eutI6en oitsge,
blieben lit bis auf oen beutigen Gag.
9ieie Sitten uno @ebrGltde baben
iid oaln inter Die peri6ieoenen
&olfsitdmme nererbt nit melt groBe.
rer 8erbellerung, mas Der beltige
Nmerifoner i'm 8olfsmutO perbreitet
ais Society nit 1tnD obne 8robi,
bition. n0fit" I'M groBeren 8ro5ent,
Iab mir i'm GuBerli6en. 9ieie fleine
8eifiigung ioate MIR 8ur b%eileren
A%uftlGrung oiener, mas nlnn inter
@aItfreun0i6oft uno @oitre6t Der
Itebt uno mie 10 niele Oeuti6e Sugen-
Ben ii6 unter Die peri6ieoenen &oiien
nerbreitet baben nno man Oie Gueaa
0es ltripr1tngs nit Dem Nanen
yoeltti6" 6e3eihnet finoet. Die nd6,
ite &eriommlung oes W}ittel una
@egefomitees finoet an oritten Wfitts
mod I'M Monat Moi, alip am 1S.
@foi, / l1br mittogs bei 6rau Mad'
Ter, 1920 g StroBe, g. 49,, loltt 8e,
i6lltB ltatt. Sieroltf bertogte li6 Die
&eriammlltng bis olif Elm freltoiges
@ieoerieben.
Die monotlide GerIammlltng, mel
de an 2. Nfoi inn Samilton &otel
Itottfano, NOR gut beiu6t. Die Grd-
iioentin 6rou 8iibler, fiibrte Ben
@oriib uno oie SefretGrin 6rolt
9odler, protofolierte. ga feline @e-
i6dfte borlagen, ging man i6neG
8ltm gemiitli6en Sell iiber. Die Sc
bllrtStogsfinoer, melde rei6li6 fir
Sudden geiorgt botten, mnren 6rolt
Wfotbai 8ralt S6meler, 6rau lllrid
un0 5rnu @infler. Die 8%rGii0entin
qratulierte alien inn 0anen oes
@ereins. $. @oeoe.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-06
WereinSs &alemOer

Concord Clint. 9rGiioent:
Hi6oro 8rauner. SefretGr: emil
@oeoe, 3600-1Ote StroBe, 90. 8.
fredericksburg am 3. Greitog i'm
Set. I'M Somilton Sotel.
9amcnieftiOn Ses GDncurOflnbs.
&r1iioentin: 6rou q. 8uebler,
SefretGrin: 6rolt @nna 8oedler,
1tt9 &obinion Str, @. SO. 8eri. am
1. 9ienstag /. Nit., Samilton Sotel.
&nppert Seim Tranen SiIfsber-
Gin. 8%rGiioentin: Srou 8obette
arumfe; Sefretdrin: 8ralt gliiobetb
Sol3er, 432 Somilton StroBe
g. 8. &%eriommlung am 2. 9iens-
rag /. Mt., 9 l1br no6m. I'M Seine.
,0cntIder Sbeater &lnb". TrG.
iioent: @uitap Seller; Sefretdr: @ep.
8obner, 1912 6lorioa Mpe., &c. g.;
&oiiierer: &arl S6por5e; @ertroli-
ensmaim; @m. @annemann. 2ofal:
1926 Mfaiiaduietts Apenue, sc. @.
@eriamlung ieoen 1. 0ienstog /. oct.
YrDipeet Sill GrieSbof. 9rdiiOent:
6reo gogeliong; SefretGr: $. g.
8infler; S9asmeilter: Geo. s. 81.
Slut. @eri. am 2. 9onnerstag i'm
Wonot i'm Srieobofe.
SeIe1barmitGbter 11nterftitnnss.
0erein. NrG1i0ent:
SefretGr: Gbas. s. @romli9, 1915
9te Str, g. SO. @erf. am 8. Mitttpod
inn Wet.
a 9entide Treimanrer 2Dse
XGX Mrminins, Nr. 25, T.M.M.N.
~ SefretGr: Sreof. 8ertram,
1910 6 StraBe, 81. 6. @eri. am /.
uno 3. Dienstug i'm oct. i'm Weuen
Noionic SempeI.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-27
Il SorOritieS
to Entertain
old Grads

Twelve Butler university sororitieS
have announced plans for special
alumnae luncheons Saturday noon
as a part of the university home
coming program.
Each organization has sent invi-
ffitations to its alumnae asking them
to attend the event, as well as
other features of the general uni
versity home coming.
Graduates of the university not
attending either sorority or frater-
nifty luncheons will assemble for a
special program in the Butler
Campus Club at noon.
Lunch will be served and pro-
gram of speeches and musical num-
bers will be directed by DR.. Henry
G. hester.
Sororities entertaining are Pi
Beta Phi, Kappa Kappa Gamma,
Kappa Alpha Theta, Delta Delta
Delta, zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha On
icron Pi, Delta Gamma, Alpha Chi
Omega, Alpha Delta Theta, Delta
Zeta and Kappa Delta.
A feature OF the celebration will
be decoration of the chapter houses.
A prize will be awarded to the So
rority or fraternity with the most
attractively decorated house.
Fraternities also are honoring
their alumni with special luncheons
and programs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-27
Frolic Will
Be Held at
Sunnyside

Children of Sunnyside sanatorium
will be entertained at Saturday
with a Halloween party to be given
by the Children's Sunshine Club.
The social hall and children'S liv-
ing room will be decorated with
corn and pumpkins, black cats and
season colors. Favors for the chill
dren will be miniature black and
yellow candy cats.
Pumpkin pie, apples and grape
juice will be served. Participating
in the variety program will be the
following children Betty Chimney,
Mary Jonas, Dorothy Jonas, Joan
Dougan, Vivian milford, Doris Ann
milford, Rose Marie and Georgia
Douglas and Thomas Morarity of
the Edith Rundell studio.
Mrs. Alva Craddick, president.
and Mrs. w. J. Overmire are in
charge of arrangements. They will
be assisted by Mesdames David
Jolly, George j. Hasley, William
Kiesle, Harry Krannlein, Otis Car
michael, Harry Grimes and William
Schaefer.
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Personals

DR.. and Mrs. William F. King, SOC
Blue Ridge road, have motored to
Washington for visit.
DR.. w. A. Kemper, 1924 Central
avenue, is spending a few days at
the New Yorker, New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daugherty,
Norfolk, Va, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Daugherty's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Ward Hunt Dean, 1885
North New Jersey street, have re-
turned to their home.
Mrs. M. Lasley of Beverly Hills,
Cal, and her daughter, Mrs. B.
Botsfort Young of Chicago, have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick E. MatSon, 45O5 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris T. Taylor
have returned to their home on West
Eighty-sixth street, following a mo-
tor trip through New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Halver-
son, 1885 North New Jersey street
are at home after a trip to Madi-
son.
Mrs. Frank Parrish and small
daughter, Mary Patricia, of Tudor
City. N. j., have returned to In
dianapolis for a visit with Mrs
Parrish'S mother, Mrs. Charles
BroSsman, 5601 East St. Clair street
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Card Parties

st. Patricks Social Club will en-
terrain with a card party and bake
sale at 2:30 Friday.
Mrs. Hugh Fisher, is chairman of
a card party to be given by st. Pat
ricks Social Club at $3.50 Sunday in
the school hall, 946 Prospect street.
Ladies auxiliary, Y. M. l., Owen
Council will give card party al
$50 Friday at the Bond Baking
Company, 326 West Vermont street
Ramona Grove, Woodmen's circle
will give a card party at Friday
at the Banner Whitehill audito'
rum.
Auxiliary to Indianapolis chapte
No. 1893, o. E. S., will entertain
with a card party at the Banner
Whitehill auditorium at 2 Friday.
A public benefit card party viii
be given by the Phi Gamma PHI
sorority Friday at the Woman's De-
partment Club. Mrs. Frank Chris
topher, chairman, will be assisted
by Mesdames Paul Brown anc
George Keckler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-27
Founders Day
Is Celebrated
at Tudor Hall

A program in honor of Miss Ere
donna Allen, founder of Tudor Hail.
was given at the school at 8 on
Thursday. The principal address
was given by DR.. Francis G. Tilden,
professor of comparative literature
at De Pauw university, who was
introduced by Miss I. Hilda Stewart
Tudor Hall principal. Short talks
were given by faculty members.
Three piano numbers were given
bv Miss Dorothy Merrill.
The first of a series of enterprises
for the benefit of the scholarship
fund for the school will be given
FRIDAY at Tudor Hall. This will be
a Halloween party, under the oil
rection of Mrs. Clarence Alig, presl-
dent of the Alumnae Association.
Members of the advisory com
mittee assisting Mrs. Alig Will IN
clude y
Mesdames J. X. Lilly, Jr., Theodore a.
(+riffith, William f. VanLandingham. a.
M Gali-Sayles, H. A. o. Speers, kopert g.
1yinslow Alex Metzger, William q. G II-
fith and Misses Sally Reahard, Euhlce
Dissette and Priscilla Miner.
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SorOrities

Miss Margaret Branaman, 626
North Riley street, will be hostess
Thursday night to Delta Omega
sorority.
Theta Beta Phi will meet at q
tonight at the home of Miss Edna
KritSch, 1913 South Alabama street
Iota Psi Omega will entertain
with a party Wednesday, Nov. 2, at
the home of Miss Thelma Clements.
5501 University avenue.
Alpha chapter, Lo Sin 10y soror-
lty, will meet at tonight at the
home of Miss Dorothy Belle Foster.
Ill East Thirtieth street.
Alpha chapter of Alpha Gamma
sorority will meet with Miss Phyllis
Minter, 325 East Thirty-seventh
street, tonight.
Beta chapter, Delta Tau Omega
sorority, will elect new officers al
a meeting Friday at the Antlers.
Pi Gamma sorority will meet at s
tonight at the home of Miss Har-
riett Myers, 1887 Central avenue.
Lamda Gamma sorority will meet
Thursday with Miss Doris Young
5724 Winthrop avenue.
Miss Geniel Burrell, 1922 North
Alabama street, was hostess
Wednesday night to the members
of the Phi Kappa sorority. Misses
Eula Shank and Nell Hansley were
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Steinecker
Westfleld, will entertain members
of Rho zeta Tau sorority at a {
o'clock Halloween dinner SUNDAY
night. Final plans for the ami
versary dinner of the sorority are
being completed.
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Honor City
Bride-Elect

Miss Mary Helen ToIle. whose
marriage to Robert Nancy. son of
oxford street, will take place at 9.
Oct. 81, at SIS. Peter and Paul ca
thedral. will be entertained tonight
at a linen shower and bridge party
to be given to Mrs. William Kiesle.
4706 Broadway.
The house will be decorated with
bowls of chrysanthemums in the
fall shades.
Guests will include:
Mesdames Arthur Nancy Armin LEIGH.
Joseph Quigley. Anthony Heuer. Hale Dant
and Norman Lindsay; and Misses Laverne
Hamlyn. Alice Murphy. Mary Hardebeck.
Nellie Broe. Rachael McGoran. Annette
Kelly, Marie Szewc and Mary Ready.
Miss Tolle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Tolle of Upton, is a grad
uate of st. Vincent nurses training
school. Mr. Nancy attended Wa
bash college and Butler university.
Attendants at the welding will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Tolle Of
Chicago.
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MRS. HENRY STILES
PARTY HOSTESS

Mrs. Heary stiles. captain OF
troop SO, will be hostess at the open
house party to be given from to
9 tonight at Girl Scout headquar-
tiers.
Guests will include all Girl Scout
leaders, their lieutenants and as
sistants. The open house party will
be one of the features of Girl Scout
week.
Community Service day will be
observed Friday by all Girl Scouts
in the city.
A private skating party, from 9
to II Saturday morning, will be
given for Girl Scouts in the south
eastern part Of indianapolis by Girl
Scouts in the northwestern part of
the city. The skating party will be
at the Riverside rink.
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ALTENHEIM TO HOLD
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Residents of the Altenheim will
be entertained with a Halloween
party, to be given at 2:30 Friday
by the ladies' auxiliary.
Mrs Christian Karle, chairman
of the program committee. has ar
ranged entertainment. Mrs. John
Hermann will sing.
Assisting Mrs. Karle will be
Mesdames Gustav Mack, Louis
Doerschel and Misses Katie Kerr
and Alice Mueller.
A business meeting will precede
the party.
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High Officer
to Be Guest
of Sorority

Miss Gertrude Evans. national
president of Sigma Alpha Iota, ma
tional professional musical sorority
Will be the guest of honor at the
first monthly musicale Friday night
at the home of Mrs. James Lowry,
3l09 Park avenue.
Joe Macy, baritone, winner of
the local Atwater Kent addition,
will be guest artist. Several men,
bers of the sorority will be included
on the program, arranged by Mrs,
Frances johnson, chairman.
Programs during the year will
feature American music. Friday
nights entertainment will be as
follows:
Paper-"Life Of cadman."
Mrs. Melissa Jane Polk.
Little Fire Fly" .................C adman
Miss Mae Henri Lane. pianist.
''Welcome Sweet Wind from Morning
''Nauslcsas Song GThree Songs to
Odvsses).
"Geranium Bloom"
Mrs Carolyn Becoyltz. soprano
s'Trio in d Major Opus 81. ,,..-..
Miss Irma Mae Steele violinist:
Mrs. Mary Iorhman Reiner. cell
list: Miss Hilda Korh. pianist.
"Indian Mountain Song.
"Chinese Flower Fete
Mrs Mariap Greene. Mrs. EtnelWyn
Arnholter Mrs. Ruth Jones. ana
Mrs. Irene Jarrard; Mrs. Blanche
Noggle. accompanies.
SONATA Major tThunderbird SUITE.
Mrs Mildred sweeney. pianist.
'The Builder"
Mr.. Macy.
Miss Evans will be entertained
Friday afternoon at luncheon III
the Marott, with officers Of the So
rority acting as hostesses. She Will
discuss sorority business and plans
Miss Evans will make formal in
spection of the chapter at the regu-
lar monthly business meeting to be
held Saturday noon at the Arthur
Jordan Conservatory of Music.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-27
DANCE FETE HELD
BY LEGION POST

Plans for 1888 membership drive
we're discussed at the first annual
dinner dance of the Big Four post
No. 116, American Legion, held
Wednesday night at Martins Japa-
nese gardens.
Speakers included Humphrey Har-
rington, commander of the Ken
nington post, and Charles Kane
Frank Monaghan, post commander
announced Nov. IA as the date fol
the next meeting.
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Joy Taylor to
Be HOnOred at
Shower Party

Mrs. John H. Booth and Mrs. V.
A. Sly will entertain with miscel-
laneous shower Friday, Nov. 4, in
honor of Miss Joy Taylor, whose
marriage to the Rev. John P. Sala,
pastor Of University Church of
Christ, Buffalo, N. Y, will take
place Thanksgiving day.
The party will be at the home
of Mrs. Booth, $50 Downey avenue.
Guests will include the wives Of
the secretaries of the United Chris
tian Missionary Society, where Miss
Taylor is head of the missionary ed
ucation department.
Decorations will be in Halloween
colcrs.