The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-26


Advertising Club, luncheon, Columbia
Engineering Society, luncheon, Board
sigma Chi Alumni Club, luncheon,
Board of Trade.
American Business Club, luncheon, CO.
lumb ia Club.
Acacia, luncheon, Harrison.
Illini Club, luncheon, Columbia Club.
Sigma M, luncheon, Warrington
indianapolis Real Estate Board, lunch
con, Washington,
Security Benefit Association will
hold a masquerade ball for mem
bers and friends tonight at 1867
East Maryland street.
NOrthwood Christian church mid
week fellowship dinner. speaker
Thursday night will be Harry F.
White, general secretary of the In
dianapolis Y. M. G. A. Jack Ford
will present violin solo and Mrs.
Charles Ferguson will sing.
Benefit masquerade ball will be
sponsored by the indianapolis Fire
mems band tonight in municipal
gardens, James A. Moore, manager,
announced To-Day.
Retention and enforcement of the
eighteenth amendment will be dis
cuSsed at meetings of Marion coun-
ty prohibitioniStS, Wednesday night,
at East New York street and Sher-
man drive, and Friday night at 2440
West Ohio street, o. S. Whiteman,
chairman, announced.
Winter program of the Southport
Mems Brotherhood will be discussed
at a supper meeting, Friday night,
in the Southport Presbyterian
church with Glenn Derr, acting
president, in charge.
Statesmen and owners of lots in
Glen Haven cemetery on Kessler
boulevard, will meet at tonight in
the assembly room at Hotel English
to discuss future legal moves per-
tanning to management of ceme-
terry affairs, L. w. Heagey an
nounced.
Because of the address Friday
night here of President Herbert
Hoover, meeting of the Indianapolis
Federation of Community Civic
clubs, scheduled for Friday night in
the Sphinx has been post
poned until Nov. 4.
Tax relief proposals will be dis
cussed by Charles F. Remy, former
supreme court judge, in an address
at a luncheon of the Indianapolis
Real Estate Board Thursday in the
Washington.
Homecoming night will be ceIe-
brated by the Bible Investigation
club of the Y. M G. A. at a bean
supper Wednesday night in central
branch, Illinois and New York
streets. DR.. E. G.. Honrighausen of
the Carrollton Avenue Reformed
church will speak.
Privilege of the Ballot" will be
discussed by Mrs. Fletcher Hodges
of the League of Women Voters at
meeting of the Ketcham Mothers
club of the indianapolis free kin
dergartens Thursday night at e03
Ketcham street.
Inspection tour of the COlortype
Corporation plant, 433 North Cap
itol avenue, will be made Thursday
by Advertising club members fol-
lowing luncheon in the Columbia
club.
The Christian Men Builders class
of the Third Christian church.
Seventeenth and Broadway, will
hold the annual nomination ban
quet tonight at $50 in the class
roonl.
Pen shop, dealers in pens, desk
equipment and novelties, located
seventeen years at Al West Ohio
street, will occupy new quarters in
the building adjoining the Circle
theater within ten days, John E.
Kelly, owner, announced today.
AOuASe DfOHn, II, a fugitive from
the Indiana girls school at Cler-
mont since Oct. 20, was arrested
today at the LangSdale avenue
plant of the Citizens Gas Company.
Theft of an electrical appliance
valued at $3.50 from his automobile
was reported to police today by DR..
j. j. Briggs, Stokes building.
Leslie CoIvin, chairman of the
Marion County Association for Tax
Reduction, will describe work o.
the organization at a meeting of
Wayne township residents Thurs
day night at the Christamore
Settlement house, fremont avenue
and West N9irl,innn Sfrnnf