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Committee Is
Appointed for
Isabella Party

Daughters of Isabella will enter
tain with their annual spring card
party Thursday, March 81, at Ca
thedral high school. Proceeds will
go to st. Elizabeth's home. Mrs.
Winifred Dugan is general chair
man, assisted by the following COM
mittee members:
Mesdames Ida Achgill. William Anken-
brock. Nellie Barry. Mary Boyle. H. ].
Linda Cornell, Helen Costello, william
Devers, William W, Drake, Marguerite
Eyster, Alice Ferneding., Anna Field, Will
Glaska. Matthias Casper, William Harring-
ton, Mary Anger. c. J. Austermiller, James
Blake. T. P. Bradeur. John Clancy, Henry
ner Eugene Dehner, George Dirnberger,
Nora Dundon, Winifred Farrell. Elizabeth
Fessler, Emma Fitzpatrick, Louise Fried
man, Henry Gardner, Susie Gauss, Rather
sasco, Anna Schattner, Jennie. sudres,
Anna Thomas, Julia Tomey, M. M. Turpin,
FTsf wiebPe Helen RotS, constanee
Schulmeyer. Daniel Sweeney, Louise Til
ford, Ed Trimpe, S. w. Van Ness, Mar
garet Vollmer, Bertha Wehrel, Mary
Misses Flora Adam, Mary Bartor,
Eleanor Bornman. Margaret Brand, Tressa
BREWER, EQnd Buendgel, InereSa CarIOlls
Lena Coco, Anita Craft, Marie Bagnon,
Rosetta Benz, Clara Brakeman, Josephine
Green, Marie Buchanan, Alma Busald, Mar
garet Clifford. Helen Colbert Title Graney,
Regina Schneider. Anna Sell, Florence
Stack. Kate Sullivan. Mary Sullivan, Viola
Surge, Mildred Vestal, Katherine Walsh,
Lillian Weber, Gussie Weisenberger. Anna
Rattano, Helen ReiGy. Pauline Roberts,
Frances Roehm, Mary Ryves,- Emelia
Vanier. Georgia Vogelsang. Catherine
Murphy. Mayme McAllister, Joan McHugh.
Alma Obergfe1l. Florine Obergfell, Statice
OConnell, Florence OConnor, Esther Oil
ger, Josephine Ostheimer, Florence PaetZ,
Katherine Ouin, Gertrude Rockford,
Lenora ,Rushton. nellie Sage. Emma Lou
Walsman and Charlotte Weindel.
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Bridge
Scheduled at
Meridian Hills

Meridian Hills Country Club will
hold a formal dinner bridge next
Saturday night at the clubhouse.
The dinner committee, including
Mrs. and Mrs. Edward A. Peterson,
chairmen; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H.
Langsenkamp and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh j. Baker, has made arrange
ments for pirate" party. Dinner
will be served at 7.
The st. Patricks dinner dance
Friday night was attended by more
than fifty couples.
Guests were seated at long table
laid with a lace cloth and green
glassware and centered with spring
flowers. Shamrocks were used as
favors. Spring flowers also banked
the mantle and were arranged
around the lounge. The Silver
Dragons orchestra played.
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international
Study Club

Mrs. Samuel r. Artman will dis
cuss education in China before
chapters of the International Travel
Study Club, Inc, next week. Her
subject will be "A New China Due
TO American Education"
The chapters will elect officers.
Tearoah chapter will meet Mon
day at 1880 at the home of Mrs.
e. L. Mcdaniel, 2225 Riverside
drive. Mrs. Mcdaniel will have as
her guest Mrs. T. M. Druliner.
Jenny Lind chapter will meet
Monday at 1880 at the home of Mrs.
Thelma Van Sickle, Ills North De
Quincy street. Mrs. Georgia Nagle
will give a reading.
Arabian chapter will meet for
luncheon at u Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs. Marie Hallock, Lady Wood
school, r. r. No. Is. Mrs. Laura
Craig Poland will present program
Of Chinese music.
Mt. Vernon chapter will meet
Wednesday for a 1890 luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Dyson, 1921
Central avenue. Assistant hoStesseS
are Mrs. R. D. Ratliff and Mrs.
Howard Spurgeon.
Colonial Boston chapter will meet
Wednesday at the Lumley .tearoom.
HostesSes are: Mrs. Fred c. Book,
Mrs. w. j. Kennedy, Mrs. Carl H.
Buddenbaum, Mrs. Houston T. Cory,
Mrs. Ralph Kennedy, Mrs. Paul E.
Booth, Mrs. Ross A. Smith and Mrs.
Dan BroSnan. Lecture will be at
10 followed at 1880 by luncheon,
after which Mrs. F. NJ. Weston will
sing.
Zuyder Zee chapter will meet
Thursday for luncheon at l at the
Washington hotel Mrs. Frank H.
Wheeler will be in charge OF ar
rangements.
Castle Craig chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. Lester Meek, 739
North Emerson avenue, Thursday
at 745. Assistant hoStesses are
Mrs. Stanley Stroll and Mrs. Alec
Bailey. Response to roll call will be
Irish Wit" Mrs. Robert Adams
will be guest and Mrs. Chas. Law
Ter will be received into the chap
ter.
Hawaiian chapter will meet at
the Washington hotel Friday at 8
a. m. Luncheon will be at II. Host
esses are Mrs. Murl Pollock, Mrs.
j. j. ONeal and Mrs VIM. Vain
scott.
Lady Aberdeen chapter win meet
at the Spink-Arms hotel Saturday
for luncheon at / and meeting in
the Green room. The decorations
will be in keeping with Easter.
TIE Aroah chapter will meet at
1850 Monday with Mrs. Z. L. Nc
Daniel. 2225 East Riverside drive.
Oficers will be elected. The hostess
will have as her guest, Mrs. T. NJ.
pruliner.
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I. u. JUNIOR PROM
SLATED APRIL go

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, March 19.-In-
diana university's 1892 junior prom
will be held Friday, April 90, &C
cording to an announcement here
today by Charles Harrell, Bloom
ington, prom committee chairman.
Friday, April Is, has been sched-
uled for election of the prom queen
who will lead the grand march. with
the junior class president. Nomi-
nations for prom queen must be
filed by April 8, according to the
announcement.
Members of the committee with
Harreu are: Joseph Archbold, De-
catur; Lawrence Philpott, Warsaw;
E. Gayle Fftzsimmons, Kokomo;
Dorothy Haynes, Indianapolis, and
Joseph Eichorn, Bluffton.
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Drannaticale
Committees
Are Named
MARCH 10, 1922

Mrs. walter p Horton, president
Of the Indiana unit, Women's Over
seas Service League, and Mrs. F. Ell
lis Hunter, finance chairman Of Car
oline Scott Harrison chapter, d. A.
r., have announced committee ar
ranging the dramaticale to be pre-
sented by the league Thursday
morning. March 81, at the Columbia
Club.
Alice Baxter Mitchell will present
Elizabeth, the Queen" Mrs. Mitch
ell, as Alice Baxter, was Henry
Miller star and had her own theat-
rical company overseas.
The dramaticale is being spon-
sored by the committee Of the
d, A. r. chapter.
Mrs. Maria Reynolds Ford is gen.
eral chairman. The finance COM
mittee under Mrs. Hunter includes:
Mesdames william Van Landingham, Ed
ward e; Kriel. George NJ Dickson, Roy
Elder Adams, Sara G. Allison, Bon 0. Aspy,
Edna McGilllard Christian, Alexander Cor
Gall, Fred c. Gardner. Walter Garten.
Horne, Hal r. Keeling. William F. Kegiey.
William F. Kuhn. Frederick z. Matson,
George Philip Meier. Charles W. Merrill.
James 3. Nelson, Albert E. Sterne, Olive
II. Stout, Donald N. Test Misses Ethel
Mae Moore and Anna Wright.
Arrangements are in charge of
Mrs. Adah E. Bush Of the unit and
Miss Joan Pratt Johnson is in
charge of the ushers committee.
Patrionesses committee includes:
Mesdames James d. Gavin. Walter
Marmon. James NJ. Ogden, James Suther-
land, Maurice e. Tenant. Bertram Day.
Alexander Taggart. Fred Hoke, Edison T.
Wood, E. G. Rumpler Thomas Howe
Charles F. Voyles, Alexander Cavins and
Wilbur Johnson.
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Harriet Jane Holmes and Anne
Holmes played a piano duet; Mary
Lou Owen gave a reading; Mar
guerite Funkhouser gave a tap
dance.
Troop 38 is planning a Chinese
meeting for next Friday with Pa
troll in charge.
Julia Elson, Virgie Hammans,
Mildred Estel, Janice Commons,
Dorothy Harrington passed health
Wednesday at Troop 81, Fontaine
M. E. church.
New candidates this week are
Jane Shafer, Anne Loser, Troop As;
Mary Allen, Mary Olsen, IL; Doris
Faulting, Alice Marquette, 80; Doro-
thy Jones, 35; Virginia Ogle, Mary
Elizabeth Halter, 80; Mary Ann
Rice, Joan Stedhan, Mary Francis
Arnold, Martha j. Ketcham, Flea
nor Roush, 43; Henrietta Simmons,
Laura Ann Garrison, 81; Frances
Churchill, 4; Frances Rosley, Doro-
thy Order, Mary Jane Crider,
Wreatha Leathy, IA; Martha Bren-
ner, 7; Ernestine. Loucks, Marian
Martin, Dorothy Johnson, Helen
Milholland, Jean Griswald.
Investitures were held for: Jane
Mccullough, Janice Trip, Doris
Becker, Troop As; Virginia Curry,
Dorothy Hendrick, Maxine Nc
Nulty, Gertrude Reek, Is; Mary
Hook, SO; Mary Metro, A; Lorraine
Leonard, Georgeanna Mercer, 40;
Carolyn Hawkins, Margaret Blakes-
lee, Phyllis Saxton, %; Ruth Adams,
IS; Mary Catherine Teralick, Z;
Marie Aiken, Maxine Henderson,
Al; Mary Foil, Roseanne Thomp-
son 30.
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Is
HOnOred With
Bridge Shower

Miss Helen Cakes, 3055 North
Meridian street, entertained at her
home today with a luncheon bridge
and lingerie shower in honor of
Miss Josephine McCray, who will be
married Saturday, April Is, to Parry
Warren Cakes. Miss Cakes is the
sister of the bridegroom elect.
The luncheon tables were dec
grated in the bridal colors, orchid,
green and sand. Lighted candles
in one of the colors, tied with bow
of tulle in the contrasting shade,
and adorned with clusters of
conferred the tables. Guests
included:
Mrs. H. M. Overhiser and Mrs. John D.
Wilson. sisters of the bride-elect. Mesdames
Edward Davis. Edison T. Wood Jr.. Eugene
Whitehill, Ralph Whitehill Walter B. Will
lisms. Francis Feeney, Pearson Smith,
Misses Isabel Guedelhofer. Lydia Louise
Paul. Julia Freyn. Imogene Shea. Dorothy
Goode. Edna BALI and Rosemary Sawyer.
Cincinnati. who is Miss Cakes weekend
house guest.
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Rock Gardens
to Be Topic in
Y.W.C.A. Talk

Hrs. c. Hughel Of the Hughel
gardens will speak on Rock Gar
dens" at 1890 Tuesday morning at
Central Y. w. c. A. Her talk will
deal with the location and con-
struction of this popular form of
garden, and will include lists of the
plants that have proved hardy in
this locality.
Mrs. Hughel speaks from six
years experience in working with
this type Of garden. She is treas
urer of the State Federation of
Garden clubs and publicity direc-
tor of the State Dahlia Society.
Her talk will be the fourth in the
series being presented by the educa-
tional department of Central Y. w.
c. A. Others to follow are: Color
Arrangement" by Miss Elizabeth
Bertermann and Design in the
Garden" by Mrs. Archer c. Sin
clair.
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Clubs Group
Convention
Set April Is

Seventh District Federation of
Clubs will hold its annual conven-
ton April Is at the SEVERN.
At this session a president, vice
president and treasurer will be
elected.
1t has been announced that Mrs.
Roy H. Graves has been Endorsed
for the office of president by the
Irvington Mothers Study Club, and
she will be supported by the Ex-
preston Club. 1t was expected
that Mrs. J. F. Edwards also would
be Endorsed by the Magazine Club
at it's meeting today.
The organization, in its monthly
session Friday morning at the John
Heron Art Institute, Endorsed a
resolution presented by the women's
auxiliary to the Railway Mail As
ISOLATION, that the city council &C
cept the offer of the indianapolis
Flower Mission for the building of
a hospital unit for the care OF
tuberculosis patients.
Mis- E1COCl1CA VI ocAAA RANO@St~N%
at the business session. Miss Mary
Meyers, executive secretary of the
Marion County Tuberculosis AsSo-
citation, spoke of the nutrition work
sponsored by the association at
Bridgeport and of the need OF a
permanent building to accommodate
one hundred children.
According to Miss Meyers, the cost
of the building will be around
100000 and half the money already
is raised. Contributions from fed
Grated clubs during the past year
amounted to more than $4,000, she
said.
Mrs. BALI made an appeal that
clubs observe Arbor day this year
with planting of George Washing
ton memorial trees.
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BRIDE-ELECT IS
FETED AT CLUB

Miss Constance Fowler was host
ess to a luncheon bridge at the
Woodstock Country Club today,
given in honor of Miss Martha Glib
son Adams, who will be married
Saturday night, March 26, to Woods
A. Caperton Jr. The ceremony
will take place at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church.
The luncheon tables were centered
with frezias, lighted with green tap
ers. Appointments were in green.
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FORMER CITY PAIR
TO WE'D TONIGHT

Marriage Of Miss Pauline Card
ner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam David Gardner, Oakland, Cal,
formerly of indianapolis, to William
Edmund Derbyshire, formerly Of
this city, will take place at $3.50
tonight at st. Clements Episcopal
church in Berkeley, Cal. Derbyshire
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.
Derbyshire, Southport.
After the ceremony the bride and
bridegroom will go on wedding
trip through Southern California,
and will be at home in Oakland
after April l.
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PUPILS WILL GIVE
PIANO RECITAL

MISS Ida Evelyn Burks will pre-
sent the following pupils in a pi-
ano recital at 2:3O Sunday after
noon at the Northwood Christian
church, Forty-sixth street and
Central avenue:
Ssiyin Spivey, Janet Hatten. Athena
SIanaKoS; Robert Black Dorothy and
D otIlt Standiford. Helen Mcclellan. Dor
otny Fappas. Jimmie Bauer. Doris Jean
ana ana Joan Rose. David Fox. Sarah Nell
axIoung. Shirley Mae Lowe. Edith and
GM4a MAJ Jq MullIn. Georgian Tacke DorotnV
Mlndhorst. Donald Zalac jeanne Snivev
Charles Barker. Helen Zacharia. Tony Fos-
T 1er. Dorothy June SpiveY. Carmen van
1nomaS, Victoria Stevens. Edward Black
Dorothy Stamford. Bertha Miller. Hands
zachaTla. Edith Mullin. Georgia Bookcdis
mary Raikos. Lois Strunk Margaret Black
EInor Marie Haten. Mildred Rurensf~ n
R g7aa ID. Barker Imogene Kirby, Paul Bro wn
Anne Benson and Elizabeth Miller
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GRAND MATRON TO
BE PARTY GUEST

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hayes will en-
terrain Tuesday night with dinner
party at Scottish Rite Club honor
ing Mrs. Claude G. Crist, worthy
grand matron of the Indiana grand
chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star. Other guests viii include:
Mr.. Crist. Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Yunck-
er. Greencastle: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Eaton, Mrs. Blanche Regett and MIRA Allie
Allen.
Dinner will precede Mrs. Crisis
official visit to North Park chaper,
of which Mrs. Hayes is worthy
matron.
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MRS. CARVER WILL
ENTERTAIN CLUB

Mrs. Mary R. Carver, 1927 North
Meridian street, will be hostess
Monday for a luncheon meeting of
the Women's Research Club. Mrs.
H. w. Krause is chairman of the
luncheon committee, assisted by:
Mesdames Arthur P. Thomas, Thomas
w. Grafton, ]. L. Masters, L. H. Millikan,
j. H. Hellickson, Thomas w. Root, Cora
Young Wiles, F. G.. Heath, w. F. Rothen-
burger, L. D. Owens, and L. M. Edwards.
The program following the lunch
con will consist of piano numbers by
Mrs. Thomas P. Woodson, and re-
view of Elizabeth Maddox Roberts
Buried Treasure" by Mrs. James D.
Ermston, Mrs. James M. DUNCAN,
president, will preside.
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G. O. P. CLUB WILL
HEAR CANDIDATES

Marion County Women's Demo-
cratic Club will meet at Tuesday
night in the palm room at the Clay
pool. Mrs. John w. Kern, vice
chairman of the program committee
will introduce the speakers, who will
be candidates for the United States
senate, for Governor, and for state
offices. A musical program viii he
presented by the club quartet. Mrs.
Frank T. Dowd, president, viii pre-
side.
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Alpha CHS to
Be Entertained
at Lafayette

Members of Beta Beta alumnae
chapter of Alpha Chi Omega soror-
ity of Indianapolis will be enter
tanned by the Purdue university
active chapter at a rainbow din
ner Sunday at the chapter house
in West Lafayette.
The guest of honor will be Mrs.
Mark E. Uncapher, president Of
Central province of the sorority.
Mrs. Robert Kniptash is chairman
of the committee arranging for
transportation. She will be assisted
by:
Mesdames Thomas Ayton. Kepler s.
Bowman, Verne A. Trask, Charles w.
Jones. W. w. McBeth, H. K. Weirick,
Robert L. Mason and Robert Wolfe.
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SURPRISE PARTY is
GIVEN J. E. LEACH

Mrs. j. E. Leach entertained
Thursday night at her home, $500
West Michigan street, with sur
prise st. Patrick's party in honor
of her husbands birthday. Bridge
was played. with appointments in
keeping with the day. Guests were
Messrx. and Mescames John Wiles. Fred
HanleE. Robert IiebenderfeF and Raymond
Davis. Misses Mary Belle Mqrran Jean
Reap and Rarmslis Andre &nd Francis
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CdJneQral II / 8 II
school auditorium.
Members of the
cast are:
Misses Margaret
P a trio k, Mary
Elizabeth Hindel,
Marguerite Mar
key, R o S e m airy
r yce, NJ a r Y
o D o n n e l !,
Frances Gross,
M ar G are t Bar
ragTy, Mary Mar
garet F1aherty,
Dolores Strac ok
and NJ arg are t
Rohr.
The Rev An
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Team captain for the sale of
tickets are Mrs. Louis Hensley, Mrs.
Robert Coleman and Mrs. Louis
Wilson. Other committees are:
Tickets, Mrs. Culver Godfrey. chairman.
Mrs. William Horn; patrons and pa
tronesses. Mrs. Hugh Carpener. chairman,
Mrs. Vance Smith and Miss Lorena NC
Comb: publicity Miss Elizabeth Hurd
chairman: Mrs. Herscheu Davis, Mrs. Paul
Gayland Moffett: special entertainment;
Mrs. Robert Bastian. chairman, Mrs. Kari
Coffev. Eugenia Harris and Elizabeth Ber-
termann: ARRANGEMENTS. Miss Elizabeth
Fisher. chairman. Mesdames George May
nard Halverson. Robert Gates. Homer
Cochrane. Frederick Gever William john
son and Miss Jeanette Harris. and refresh
ments. Mrs. Francis Sommer, chairman.
Mrs George Hoster. Misses Louise wills
and Constance Jones.
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Latreian Clubs Committees
Named for Benefit Skate

Committees have been announced
for the annual skating party to
be held April 4, by the Latreian
clubs of Indianapolis, for the
benefit of the Bridgeport nutrition
camp. The party will be held at
the Riverside rink. Mrs. Charles
A. Walker is the general chairman.
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WELFARE CLUB TO
HOLD CARD PARTY

Welfare Club will hold a benefit
card party at April 8 in the ball
room of the Marott with Mrs. A. c..
Earring and Mrs. Gustave Schmidt
as co-chairmen.
Funds derived from the party will
be used to care for a number of
aged women with whom the club is
concerned
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Beta TGqts to Initiate

Informal initiation services viii
be held by Beta Tau sorority tonight
at the Robin Wood inn. Formal serv-
ices will be held Sunday at the
Antlers. The initiates are: Misses
Kate Spall. Marie Leuth, Margaret
Pearman, Virginia Wilson, Virginia
Gruelick, Dorothy Tucker and Thel-
ma Sullivan.
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MRS, RAHE TO FETE
EDUCATIONAL GROUP

Mrs. Ed Rahe, 1857 West Thirty
fifth street, will be hostess Wednes-
day night to members of the Indi-
annapolis Educational Council, their
husbands and families.
A "pitch-in" dinner will be served
at 6 and will be followed by pro-
gram of stunts which have been ar
ranged for the social hour.
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FETE
PLANNED BY CLUB

Wednesday Afternoon Club will
entertain with a party at the Alien
helm, Wednesday, for the residents
there. A program of music will be
presented, in charge of Mrs. Homer
Jones. Miss Florence Lanham will
lead devotions. Hostesses will be:
Mesdames r. C. Vermillion, A. A. Dunn
Walsman anu a. r
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RMShees to Be Feted

Rushees of Beta chapter, Epsilon
Sigma Alpha sorority, will be en-
tertained at slumber party to be
given by the sorority, tonight at the
Washington, Guests will be Misses
Alma MeiSberger, Ardath White,
Eula Coon, Goldie Sheets, Esta Mil
Ter, and Elizabeth White. Miss
Goldie Van Horn is in charge.
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Mrs. Baker Hostess

Indianapolis Alumnae chapter Of
Alpha XII Delta will meet for dinner
Monday night at the home Of Mrs.
Kenneth Baker, Alta RuckIe street.
All members Of the sorority in In
dianapo1is are invited.
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CATHOLIC GROUP TO
GIVE ITS A MING

Junior Catholic Daughters of
America will present the play,
Its a Ming" as its third annual
production, Sunday, April 8, in the
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Soprano; Kenneth Hughes, barry
tone, and Miss Harriet Leake,
contralto.
They will be assisted by the
Sioux string trio, including
Lloyd McColgin, violin; Miss
Eleanor Pike, cello, and Miss
Louise Suhre, piano.
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gust Fussenenger, chaplain of the
organization, is directing the play
Dance numbers are in charge of
JAG Broderick.
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Delta Siannns to Meet

Delta Sigma Chi sorority viii
meet Monday night with Miss Clara
Wells. 726 North Riley avenue.
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The Minnetonka Singers will
present a colonial musical pro-
gram at 5 Sunday in the Central
avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Those who will take part
in the program are Miss Kath-
ryn Carlisle, coloratura soprano:
Miss Marjorie Alexander, mezzo-
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Chdpter to Meet

Beta chapter, Omega Phi Tau So
rority, will hold its weekly meeting
at the xnink Arms Monday slight.
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'Monopohes' viii be the subject
Of an address by Clarence Manion
of the University of Notre Dame
law school Wednesday before the
Indiana League of Women Voters,
in convention session at South
Bend.
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=, Helen Cain, La VIVA csnnoe 0 ~ TtI,
Couner, Uba Cruise. Fr ia cannon Anon. Helen
ESSEX Claire Finch, Doris GrifitbS E SuSle
Nehess s'oF nr. Fra Frances Rae opp. Marjorie
trader, Lois Rousseau FIs fiaa sBt Rosen-
M SsId rSeGhnaible, Carrie Spencer. jan sweot
Br tt1ro r Werner, Miriam Terry. Gladvs
SSTsSY',, esther Greiner. Elfzabefb NSdcS,san-
S SlbIiIcent Norris, Marie PelI 1orryy,
schneider and Vera Wygant DOllis
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-27
BLIND PENCIL FIDDLER USES
 UNIQUE DODGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 27,-A blind pencil peddler who works Times Square district at night oceas- sionally calls out: oi4 n W
 Here you are boys; I'll tell you the date on any coin youn give me by the feel of it. He adds plaintipely: .'If I fail you can have a pencil free.'
 If you close your eyes and try it, you'n find it practically impos- sible for you, not so dependent upon the sense of touch. to do this. But if the peddler is hoaxing about his blindnes you couldn't tell it by the way he handles a coin. ! Men have attempted to fox him by handing him a coin with the date compltely worn off. Feeling what there is left of the pattern, he knows enough about coins to make a good guess on the missing numerals. He insists, of course, that the date he hits upon is right. elr 4f
 When asked how he knows that to be so, he simply inquires how the skeptics know it is not so.
 This artifice never has failed to win him the coin for keeps. be- cause he smiles when he pulls it, he says.