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In Memnriam

MOCKABEE. WILLIAM W.-Entered into
eternal rest eight years ago today,
March 20. 1924 The bravest, truest and
most loving and ever indulgent husband
and father, WILLIAM W. MOCKABEE.
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
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IURIG. ARCHIE r.

LURIG. ARCHIE C.-on Monday. March
20. 1882, at his late residence, S25
Marietta Pl. N. w. ARCHIE c. LURIG,
the beloved husband of Annie Lurig. Be-
sides his wife. he is survived by two chill
dren. one son. Adolph J. Lurig, and one
daughter. Christine Lurig. {,
Funeral services will be held from the
william H. SardO and Company funeral
chapel 412 H St. N. E.. on Wednesday
afternoon. March 30. 1882. at = o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend. Interment will follow in Prospect
Hill Cemetery Local No. 5. Iron Work
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WILSON, WTLLIS-Departed this life. on
Sunday, March 27. 1882, at his. late
residence. 11O7 New jersey Avenue North
west WILLIS WILSON, the devoted nus.
band of Katie Wilson. Remains resting at
the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1882
Yon Street Northwest.
Funeral services will he conducted on
noon. from Mount Airy, Baptist Church:
Interment will follow in Mount Ollvet
Cemetery,
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Many Automobile Repair Services
are listed today in the Business
Service Directory published In the
Classified Section,
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KEENAN,. ISABEL-Passed away on Mon
day morning. March 2S. 1882. at her
residence. 2119 Eleventh Street Northwest,
ISABEL KEENAN,. daughter of the late
Michael and Ann keenan,.
Funeral services will be conducted from
her late residence on Wednesday morning,
March 30. 1882. at 8 o'clock: thence TO
st. Paul's Catholic Church. Fifteenth and
V Streets Northwest where requiem mass
will be offered at 9 a. M. for the repose
of her soul. Interment will follow in
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Services by W. W.
Chambers Co.
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M4RRTOTT- CRTTTENDEN-On Monday

March 20. 1882, in Washington. D. C..
CRITTENDEN MARRIOTT beloved hus-
band of Katherine Swope Marriott and
father of Katherine Marriott Higgins. and
son of the late John McKim and Cornelia
Coleman Marriott Body resting at Almus
R. Speare's chapel 1923 Connecticut Ave.
Burial at Frankfort KY. Thursday,
March 81
Monday, March IS, 1882, at Georgetown
University Hospital. PEDRO MARTINEZ.
Remains resting at the w. W. Chambers
Company funeral home, 140O Chaplin ST..
N. w.
Notice of funeral services and interment
hereafter
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Educational
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day day March March IS Gsseu iosS. MARY E. e. AwL,
the beloved wife. of the late Col. F.
survived by two sons j. Wesley Awl and
Lieut. Col, Francis A. Awl Remains rest
ing at the W. W. Chambers Company
Funeral services will be conducted from
the w W. Chambers Company funeral
home, Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets North
west. on Thursday morning. March 81.
1882. at 10 o'clock Friends are invited
to attend. Interment will follow in Har-
risburg Cemetery. Harrisburg. Pa.
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REDDEN. ANNIE-On Monday. March 2s,
1882 at her late residence. 1899 Thirty;
first St. n. W. ANNIE REDDEN, beloved
wife of the late william Redden, age 50
years. She is survived by her two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Charles G. Heath and Mrs. ]. T.
Jenkins. and one sister, Mrs. Ellen Biggs.
Funeral from her late residence; on
Thursday morning. March 81. 1882, at
80 o'clock. thence to Holy Trinity
Church, Georgetown. D.: c., where mass
will be offered at OILS o'clock for the
repose TO her soul. Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment, Holy Rood Gene
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on Sunday, March 27. 1882, at his resi-
GEORGE HENRY REED. the beloved hus-
band of the late Mary Ida Reed. He is
survived by two children, one son, Will
Vera R. Coulter.
Funeral services will be conducted on
Wednesday afternoon. March 80, 1882 at
Ninth Street Southwest. Interment will
follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery Relatives
and friends are invited. Services by w.
w Chambers Co
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WHITTINGTON, DELLA. CHANDLER--
Passed away on Sunday, March 81;
1892 at her late residence, 2023 Third
WHTTTINGTON. the beloved wife of will
liam D. Wilmington. Besides her hus-
band. she is survived by her mother, Mrs
NJ. Ida Griffin. and one sister. Mrs. Ruth
Funeral services will he conducted from
her late. residence. 2O23 Third Street
Northesst on IT Tpesdag ateTno%m MSTGh T
follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services
hr w w Chambers Co.
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Employment

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SorOrities

Beta chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa
sorority will meet Monday night at
the SEVERN.
Iota Kappa sorority will meet at
8 Monday at the Antlers.
Delta Rho chapter, Phi Pi Psi
sorority will meet Monday night at
the home of Miss Imogene Irwin,
80 North Bradley avenue.
Miss Aline BetZ, 1903 East Yer
mont street, will entertain the Tri
Beta sorority at its business meet
ing Monday.
Phi Sigma Theta sorority will be
entertained Saturday night with a
slumber party by Mrs. Max Hoss.
Miss Bertha hammers will be
pledged at a sunrise ceremony, fol-
lowing which a breakfast will be
served.
Alpha Tau chapter of Alpha zeta
Beta sorority entertained rushees
Friday night at the Antlers with a
bridge and bunco party.
The regular business meeting of
the Indiana Alpha chapter of
Lambda Alpha Lambda sorority will
be held at 8:15 tonight in the Ant
lers. Preceding the meeting, a COM
mittee from the chapter will meet
with representative of DIAN and
Phi Pi Psi sororities to arrange for
a dance to be held at the Antlers
in February.
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to
Hear Talk
on Movies

The Indianapolis Council of
Women will meet Tuesday at the
Broadway Methodist church, in an
all-day meeting. The business
meeting, which will be called at II,
will be presided over by Mrs. Edna
Pauley.
Mrs. Fred Pettijohn will speak on
Motion Pictures" and presidents
of the second section will give re-
ports of their clubs.
At 1890 luncheon will be served,
with Mrs. Frank S. Wood in charge.
The speaker for the afternoon
session will be Charles Metzker,
president of the Associated Theater
Owners of Indiana. He will have as
his topic Motion Pictures of To-
day." Metzker will be introduced by
Mrs. David Ross.
A program for the afternoon.
which has been arranged by Mrs.
C. L. Withmer, will include songs
by Noble Pearcy and piano duet
by Mrs. Chester Albright and Mrs.
F. L. Glass.
The registration will be in charge
of Mesdames Edgar Shirley and
Albert Leap.
HostesSes for the meeting will
be: Mesdames William c. Bartholo-
NEW, G. L. Withmer, Cora Raber,
Albert Leap, j. H. Arlington, E..
Preston Jones, David Ross, R. O..
McAlexander, Lloyd A. Bowers, and
Miss Maude Harmon.
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W. C. T. U. Notes

The regular monthly meeting of
the Meridian Union w. c. T. u. Will
be held in the Fletcher American
bank building Wednesday. Mrs, F.
E. Lockwood chairman of the pro-
gram committee, will preside.
The Nina Brigham Union will
hold its Christmas party Wednesday
night, at the home of Mrs. Robert
c. Toy. $50 Eastern avenue. Mrs.
Toy will be assisted by Mrs. George
r. Toy and Mrs. NJ. P. iBnco. A
covered dish dinner will be served.
The devotional period will be in
charge Of Miss Mary Porter. Mrs.
Robert Mckay, Marion county presi-
dent, will be the speaker. Other di-
rectors in the Marion county orga-
nization, including MeSdames Alonzo
Huls and E, H Daniels, will be
guests, Mrs. Lennie Burns will give
group of readings. Mrs. Addie
Lancaster will preside
Mrs Elizabeth Stearns, 1921 West
Vermont street. VIII be hostess to
the Bay Laurel Union Friday Mrs.
W. G. Morgan will be in charge of
the Bible lesson and devotionS. Mrs.
William Castleman will give a re-
view Of The Christ of Every Road, 80
by E. Stanley Jones. Mrs Marietta
Neal will tell the Christmas story.
Mrs. M. c. Norris will preside.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. RoSenthal,
! 1850 North Meridian street, are at
the Hotel Everglades, in Miami.
. Mrs. w D. Long. 2l2O North
Alabama street. Will so to Vandalia
Ills Monday. to present program
! for the Woman'S Club. The meet
! in gwill be az ueSt meeting at
which the members will entertain
their husbands.
Miss Frances L. Hamilton daugh-
ter of Mrs. Frank A. Hamilton,
Woodstock drive, will leave soon 70
complete a course in the Vogue
school Of fashion art in Chicago.
Mrs. Hamilton and her mother re-
Gently have returned from a visit
in Boston.
Miss Helen 5. Danner. who has
been in New York. has returned to
her home at 1890 West Forty-second
street.
Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith, $40 East
Fortieth street, viii be in Chicago
over the weekend,
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Governor Harry G. Leslie urges
the observance of universal Bible
Sunday on Sunday by the churches
Of Indiana.
The American Bible Society, an
international and interdenomina-
tionaI agency engaged in the circu-
lating of the Scriptures, and which
last year put into distribution nearly
ten million volumes of Scriptures in
fifty different countries and in up
ward of two hundred languages, has
promoted universal Bible Sunday
for over a decade.
In commencing universal Bible
Sunday Governor Leslie says: Il
am glad to give my approval of the
American Bible Society's program
of universal Bible Sunday.
mo one book in the worlds his
tory has had so much influence for
good as has the Bible. A consistent
study of its pages is most potent
force in the molding of human
character. Any one can i'll afford
to neglect the spiritual part OF his
education.
Universal Bible Sunday should
have great influence in encouraging
universal Bible study
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Musical Group
Holds Annual
Founders Fete

'Lifes Melodies" was the subject
of toasts, given Thursday at the
annual founders day luncheon of
Sigma Alpha Iota. national profess
sionsl musical sorority, in the
Sphinx Arms.
Mrs. Ovid H.-Dunn, POSTMASTER,
introduced Mrs. Bernard Batty,
province president, whose subject
was The Lullaby; Mrs. Lenore
Roberts, active president, Unison
Song: Mrs. Charles Martin, alum
nae president, AN Aria; Mrs.
Frederic H. Sterling, patroness club,
The Chorus; Misses Susan Gray
Shedd and Fannie Kiser, pledges,
"A Duet" and Mrs. Henry Schur-
mann, "Obligato.'
The table was decorated with red
roses, the sorority flower, and red
taperS. in silver holders.
Mrs. Simon Kiser described her
experiences as accompanist for
noted artists, and Mrs. Thomas P.
Woodson presented piano numbers.
Members of the social committee
included Mesdames Irene Jarrard,
Harold Sweeney and o. M. Jones.
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Alaska, the Largest Body or IN
used Land Belonging to the United
States" will be the subject of Mrs.
S. r. Artman's talks next week be-
fore chapters of the International
Travel Study Club, Inc.
Normandy chapter will meet Mon
day for a 1880 o'clock luncheon at
the Washington.
Egyptian chapter will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Tai
madge Smith, 341 Drexel avenue, at
- Tuesday. with Christmas
luncheon. Mrs. Thomas Brady and
Mrs. L. B. Helton will assist the
hostess. Mrs r. r Mitchell will
have charge of the program. Mrs.
John w. Thornhurgh. president, will
be honor guest.
Brazilian chapter will meet Tues
day with Mrs. Robert S. Dukes, 11S4
East Thirty-flfth streets for regu-
lar meeting, and a Christmas party.
Musical program and open house
for all members and their guests
has been planned.
Brittany chapter will meet at
Helen'S tearoom at IL Wednesday
for a business meeting. 1t will be
followed by a luncheon at l and
The lecture by Mrs. Artman.
Aberdeen chapter will have a COW
cred dish luncheon at IL Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. M. A.
Peoples on the Brill road. There
will be Christmas program and an
exchange of gifts.
Panamanian chapter will meet
at the home of Mrs. Henry Burk-
hart, R. R. 5. Box 1873. Thursday.
for a II o'clock luncheon. There
will be an exchange of gifts. A
welfare basket will be made up and
delivered. A plsylet will be given
by Mrs. Edward c. Wischmeyer.
Mrs. Charles. Turner. Mrs. Edward
Molen and members.
Jeanne D Arc chapter will be en-
tertained with a Christmas party
at l Friday at the home of Mrs.
Ruth ESky, 500 North Bosart ave-
nue.. There will be initiation of
two new members. Mrs. F. E. Hurst
and Mrs. Harold Mazes. Mrs. Helen
/ Thomas Martin will be a guest, and
Mrs. Thornburgh. an honor guest.
The chapter will sing Christmas
carols. and there will be an ex-
change of gifts.
Lucerne chapter will meet at 1890
Friday at the Sphinx Arms. Mrs.
c. F. Dillenbeck will sing Christ :
mas carols, and Mrs. Fred Kerns
Will read a group of readings. Gifts
will be exchanged. Mrs Wallace
MscQuahae, president, will preside
The meeting will be followed by a
luncheon at IL.
Anglo India chapter will hold its
regular monthly meeting at 6 Sat-
urday, with a dinner at the home of
Mrs. Homer Higman, 4260 Cornelius
avenue. Mrs. j. w. Moore and Mrs.
Ivan G. Drischel will assist the
hostess. A Christmas party has
been arranged. The husbands of
the members viii be honored guests.
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WINNERS IN
CITY BRIDGE PLAY

Results of the weekly duplicate
contract bridge pair play WedneS-
day night at the Little Knicker-
booker Club. 1923 North Delaware
street, were:
North and South, Harold AmeS
and Mr.. Van Geit, first: Edward
Gates Jr. and william Zeller Jr..
second; East and West. Fritz
Schneider and Samuel Simpson.
first; Captain Warren Days and
Mrs. Davis. second.
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FrOlic at
Guild Dance

-Four hundred guests viii be ell
teertained tonight at the eleventh
annual dinner dance of the St.
Margaret's Hospital Guild at the
Columbia CLUB.
A number of special parties have
been arranged by the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston c. RUBBISH will en-
terrain Messrs. and Mesoames S. w. jung
claus. E. o. hunter. Howard Griffith. Iry-
ing Brown A. r. Heiskel. CLYDE Whitehill.
G. NJ. Sanborn. r. L. Meyer and Harry
Mugs party will be judge and Mrs. Harry
Q. Chamberlin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred 2:
Cause. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gilliom and
Mr.. ana Mrs. John LANCE vii lentertain
Messrs. and Mesdames John consodine
Russell White. Robert Dedaker; EdTarS
Weddeii viii have at their table. prs. ana
Mesdames Gayle Wolfe Glenn Pell anG
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cox Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Shanenbergers guests
vii be Dr. and Mrs: J. H. 56e eI
Vernon Shelter At Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
McKeeS table will be Msssrs and sro Mes
Alexander Corbett Jr, Ferdinand Van Der
Veer and DR.. J. T. Hoopengarner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kotteman's guests
Crist and Charles NJ Reagan. DR.. and
Mrs William E. Doeppers will entertain
Drs. and Mesdames F. NJ. Gastineau, B. r.
Ellis Ralph Lochry. W. o. Sicks. E. T,
Schiller. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Cantwell
will have in their party Messrs. and Mes
danes Cecil Weathers and G. S. Codding
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Head will be
Messrs. and Medames Jack Adams, Ralph
Lieber. Walter Stuhldreher w. Marshall
Dale, James Park and Richard Habbe. Mr.
and Mrs. John Rau Jr. will entertain
Messrs and Mesdsmes chm McCloud, John
H. Bookwalter and John WEIGH.
The tables will be- decorated with
chrysanthemums in shades of yellow
and bronze. Miss Sylvia Huffam
piano accordionist, and Miss Haze
Robinson, singer and violinist, will
stroll around the table during the
dinner hour, dressed in gypsy cos
tune.
Dancing will begin at $50 anc
continue until 1:30. Music will be
provided by Harry Dickinson ano
his ochestra.
Among the special entertainment
features will be a soothsayer, sill
houette cutter and leap-yeaI
number when women will pay tC
dance with the men of their choice
Proceeds from the dance viii
finance the guilds work in the &C.
cupational therapy department anc
childrens charity ward of the city
hospital, and to assist in the emer-
gency relief among needy families
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OUTSIDERS ARE
INVITED TO CHURCH.

People living in the vicinity OF
Southport who do not belong to or
attend any church are invited to be
present at Outsiders Sunday
services of the Southport Presby-
terrain church Sunday. There will be
a special program in their honor,
according to the Rev. Luther E.
Markin. minister. Rufus W. Num-
ford has charge Of general arrange
mentS.
Preparation of a pageant for
Christmas is under way in the
school of expression which is being
conducted by Miss Alma Mayer for
the children of the church. The
class meets at the manse at 2:30
o'clock on Wednesday afternoons.
o. w. Pickhardt, director OF
music, is organizing a Seth Parker
club. which meets at the manse
after Sunday evening services to
sing fashioned songs.
Christian Baptism, Why, When
and How" will be the theme Of the
Rev. Markin's sermon at Sunday
evening services.
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NEW YORKER WILL
ADDRESS ZONTAS

Mrs. Samuel Scott Of New York
will be the speaker at the dinner
meeting OF the zonta Club at the
Columbia Club tonight Mrs Scott
is chairman OF the international
publicity committee of the Zonta
Club and is charter member Of
the Detroit group.
Joe Macy, member of the Butler
university glee club. viii give a
group Of songs at the dinner.
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ALUMNAE TO PLAN
CHRISTMAS DANCE

Alumnae of st. Agnes academy
will hold their monthly meeting at
8 Monday at the school. Miss Pa
tricia O'Connor will be hostess, as
sisted by Misses Marjorie Collier,
Mary Frances Doyle, Josephine
Ready and Eileen Recap.
Plans for the Christmas dance
will be completed Details, of the
organization of an alumnae basket
ball team will be talked over.
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CHURCH CIRCLE
TO HOLD MEETING

The Social Circle of Third Chris
tan church will meet at the home
of Mrs c. c. Arnold. 4848 North
Illinois street at 215 Tuesday.
Mrs. Curtis Hodges will have
charge of the devotions. Miss Vir-
GINA Stout will give readings.
Musical numbers on the program
will include Glenna Gill, vocal SOLO
ist, and Marthadean LeSher, violin
iSt, accompanied by Miss ThetiS
Fleming.
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ATHEARN
TO Be HOSTESS

Mrs. Walter S. Athearn, wife of
the president of Butler university,
will be hostess at a tea from to
5 Wednesday, at her home $40
Hampton drive.
Mrs. Athearn will have as her
guests the wives of the board of
directors, the members of Butler
university Women's Faculty club,
and the house mothers of the fra
ternities and sororitieS.