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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05
Musicale
Group Plans
2 Meetings

Two meetings of the Indianapolis
Matinee Musicale are scheduled for
the coming week.
On Tuesday, the student section
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Roy
Slaughter, 100 Buckingham drive,
where a program arranged by Mrs
Resale Dearborn will be given.
Mrs. Irene Jarrard, and Misses
Jean Pennington, Katherine Som
mer, Christine Roush, Mary Eliza
beth Johnson, Jane Shideler, Mary
Francis Hatfield, Jeanette McElroy
and Lillian Starost, will appear or
this program.
On Thursday the choral section OF
the Musicale will give its monthly
program at the home of Mrs. George
Biegler, 5738 Broadway.
Following the program, a social
hour will be held, with Mrs. c. M
Calvert and Mrs. c. M. Bohnstadt
pouring tea.
Assisting the hostess will be. Mes
danes NJ. S. Goulding, o. T. Belly
mer. Fred Bokeloh, Charles A
Carlisle, A. R. Cones, Joseph F. Con
ley, Bertrand Day, and H. A. Ed
dington.
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Personals

Among those who will attend the
Michigan Indiana game at Bloom
ington Saturday are DR.. and Mrs.
D. o. Kearby, DR.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Beelar, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Kopf, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wilson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Browning.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. King, 500 Blue
Ridge road, have returned from a
visit at Washington.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall, wife of
the late Vice President Marshall, of
Phoenix, Ariz, is visiting friends in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard j. Owen of
Battle Creek, Mich, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Ramsdell, 4036
Central avenue. They will be the
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George HIGHWAY of Bloomington,
where they will attend the Mich
Indiana football game Satur-
day.
Miss Myra Atkinson and James
Atkinson will return from the Uni
versity of Michigan to spend the
weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Hal Atkinson. They
will bring as their guests, Wallace
Graham, Allen Clark and Bob Petri,
also students of the university. They
will attend the Michigan Indiana
football game Saturday at Bloom
ington.
Mr.. 'and Mrs. Nicholas Noyes, 5625
Sunsets lane, are at the st. Regis,
in New York.
Jack E. Krause, Cold Springs
road, has gone to Miami Beach, Fla,
and the Isle of Pines for the winter.
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ever before. you do want your
moneys worth.
Your dearest friends will tell
you. In fact, each and every one
of them probably will add a new
name to your tally sheet while
crying down all those already on
it.
It may be confusing, but re-
member that each ones eulogieS
of her own special physician spells
a pleased customer who is trying
to sell you the merits Of man
who has won her confidence.
VXTHEN you have picked your
w man stick to him. Forget
the croakings of other counselors
unless you have some good reason
to believe that even dearest
friends may have been overenthu-
siastic. They request that another
physician be called in in consulta-
ton.
If there are no friends best"
enough in whom to con1de your
secret, there is no reason to get
into a stew for fear you will hit
upon some one less expert than
his neighbor.
Whoever is in charge Of the
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BOOK LECTURE ON
CHURCH PROGRAM

Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will
give the second of a series Of eight
lectures on books at 2 Monday at
the Meridian Heights Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Garten will review what
We Live BY" by Ernest Dimmet,
and Royal Flush" by Margaret r.
win. The lectures are under au-
spices oftthe Meridian Heights Pres
byterian church book class.
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Butler u.
Activities
Under WAY

Butler university's social season is
under way with open houses and
fraternity and sorority dances fill
ing the calendar. Each class will
give dance during the year, as
well as the Pan-Hellenic and inter-
fraternity councils.
Phi Delta Theta fraternity will
pe the first on the campus to hold
open house this year. The chap
ter will receive in honor of its
pledges from to $50 Sunday. Nov.
l3, at the chapter house, 705 Hamp-
ton drive.
Lawrence Hardy, chairman, will
be assisted by Sheldon Raiser and
William Raffensperger.
Hoffman TO Head Line
William Hoffman, president, will
head the receiving line, which will
include Mrs. Blanche Harder, house
mother, and the following pledges:
Randall lawson. Richard Book. Wallace
Macdonald, Paul Carr. Stanley Meng
George LanRston William Thomas James
Pierce. Ludson WOrsham. James KinRsbury.
Ryker and Addison CoddinRton.
The pledge chapter of Sigma MI
fraternity will entertain actives,
alumni and presidents of campus
fraternities with a dance tonight at
Cars hall, on East Washington
street.
Robert Udell is chairman, assist.
ed by Howard Campbell, Paul Moore,
Morris King and Robert Graham.
Chaperons will be DR.. Henry G.
hester, Clyde Clark, Nathan G..
Carder and Don Sparks.
Committees Are Named
Corliss Maxam, president of the
sophomore class, has announced
committees for the sophomore CO.
tillion to be given Dec. 3.
Howard Campbell is chairman,
and will be assisted by:
Miss Frances Etalker. Patricia Kings
bury, Martha Rose Scott. Alice Auerbach
Virginia Goldsboro. Olive Steinle Laura
DUFFY, Winifred Holmes Elizabeth Beasley
tol and Mary Alice Norris and Ralph Ross
Melvin Lichtenberg, Noe Higinbotham
Karl Stipher. Harry Garman, Allen SUIT
phin. Gino Ratti Jr., Kenneth Harlan
John Thompson, Richard Montieth and
Willis ReXford.
Pi Beta PHI sorority will give a
bowery dance tonight. and Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority will honor
its pledges with open house Sun
day. Nov. 49, Nov IL has been set
by the Pan-Hellenic council as the
date for its formed dance.
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L. o. Chasey, secretary to Cover
nor Harry @. Leslie, will speak on
Friday, at the semi-annual meeting
of the indianapolis Council of Fed
Grated Church Women in the Me-
ridian Heights Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Chasey will speak on Christian
Citizenship"
During the afternoon program,
Mrs. r. E. Remington, president Of
the Marion county chapter of War
Mothers, viii lead an Armistice day
service. Tribute viii be paid to the
men who have given their lives for
their country.
The Rev. Herbert F. Laf1amme,
secretary. of the New York area of
the American Mission to Lepers,
and formerly secretary of the
Greater New York Federation of
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CHIEF OF NURSES
TO BE HOSTESS

Miss Josephine Hull, superin-
tendent of nurses at the Indiana
university medical center, will be
hostess at tonight to the Hoosier
unit Of the Women's Overseas Ser
vice League at 1882 West Michigan
street.
A feature of the meeting will be
the opening of the yearly calendar
boxes, which are the means the
unit uses for the support of the
service work.
Plans will be made at the meet
ing for the winter program of the
unit, which will include cooperation
with local charity organizations and
movie programs for the veterans
hospital.
Miss June Gray is service chair
man, and Miss Grace Hawk, presi-
dent.
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OLD COSTUMES
TO GO ON DISPLAY

A display of old-fashioned cos
tunes will be held at a luncheon
meeting Tuesday of the Women's
organization, National Association
Retail Druggists. at the chapter
house, 802 East Market street. Some
of these costumes will be worn by
members.
Mrs. J. G.. Pointer, program
chairman, will be assisted by Mrs
A. Hoffman. The luncheon COM
mittee will include:
Mesdames ChaEes Watkins, ]. L. Sim
mons. F. r. Keiser, A. Hoffman Bert
Keene, George Oren, John Stokes and
Charles Friedman.
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L. o. Chasey BE Speaker
to Council of Church Women

Churches, will speak during the
morning session on the leper work
done by the church.
Mr.. Lafiamme was for eighteen
years missionary in India, and at
the time of the indianapolis con-
vention Of the Layman's Missionary
Movement was secretary of that
movement.
Other speakers will be the Rev.
H. E. Eberhart, who will talk on
The Wheeler Rescue Mission" !;
the Rev. H. l.. Herod, who will
speak on ''Flanner House" and
Miss Letitia Knight Minis of West
field, N. j., who will discuss 1.-The
Spiritual Life"
Luncheon will be served by the
women of the Meridian Heights
Presbyterian church.
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CHEER GROUP TO
MEET ON FRIDAY

Cheer Broadcasters will meet at
1870 Friday at the Children's mu-
scum, 1850 North Meridian street.
THE Home Of the Child" will be
the topic of the Rev. Howard E.
Anderson.
Mrs. w. H. Hodgson is the new
hospitality chairman.
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INITIATION TO Be
HELD BY SORORITY

Miss Jessie Steinbrugge, Candy,
Ind, will be hostess today and
Sunday to members of Iota Kappa
sorority for initiation services.
Initiates include the Misses Jane
Murray, Virginia Carr, Esther
Brown, Marian Bishop, Mildred
Foltz, Lille Hamblin, Mildred Ad-
ans and Martha Harmon.
Members will meet at the home
of Miss Phyllis Steinbrugge, 1924
Jones street, at 1880 tonight. In
formal initiation will be held, fol-
lowed by presentation Of gifts to
initiates, a midnight spread, and
formal initiation services at sun
rise.
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GUILD TO HOLD
MONTHLY SESSION

Members of the Sunnyside Guild
will meet for their monthly business
meeting at luncheon at the Co.
lumbia club Monday. Mrs. L. ..
Burnett, chairman, will be assisted
by:
Mesdames Charles Byfield, A. B. Chan
man. II. II. Condit. w. X Cooper. y
Daugherty Fred s Duesenberg. A W.
Early William p. Eisenlahr, Albert Eitei-
lorg, and Harry H. Elwert.
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TICKET SALE GROUP :
FOR GAME NAMED

Members of the committee for the
ticket sale for the benefit Armistice
day football game between wash
ington and Arsenal Technical high
schools, sponsored by the Junior
League. have been announced by
Mrs. Clifford Arrick, chairman of
the booth committee, who will be
assisted by Miss Anne Ayres.
Those in charge of ticket sale
booths include:
Mesdames John L. Eaglesheld Julia
Fauvre. Paul Lee Hargitt. Batist R. Haul
sen. Robert B. Rhoades, r. Wynn S. owen.
Kenneth Ogle Horace Nordyke. William
E; Munk, Morris S. wadley, James Ritchey,
w. Hathaway Simmons. Harold w. Taylor.
Ralph c. Vonnegut, Burrell Wright. Rus
sell Ryan. Edward Stephenson. l.. Landon
Davis. Noble Dean, J, Charles schaf. Rest
and the Misses Sybil Stafford. Anna
Torian. Josephine lockwood. Helen Sheer
in Ruth Sheerin, Carolyn Richardson,
Elizabeth Haerle and Helen FleiScher.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
HONOR FOUNDERS

Two of the founders of Alpha
Chi Omega Mothers club will be
guests at the meeting at Monday,
at the chapter house, 2O1 Blue
Ridge road. They will be Mrs. Ralph
B. Clark and Mrs. Scoby Cunning
ham. Mrs. Clark will be the
speaker.
Hostesses will be Mesdames A. E.
Rem, c. w. Roller and H. M.
Pearce.
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PAN-HELLENIC DANCE
SLATED NOV, 26

A Pan-Hellenic supper dance will
open the winter season of the Co.
lumbia Club on Nov. 26. The ball
room will be decorated in Greek
letters. Members of the commit
tee in charge of arrangements in
clude Harper j. Ransburg, Wallace
o. Lee, Russell c. Rottger, William
H. Beck, Oscar NJ. Kaelin Jr. and
William B. Ansted Jr.
Arrangements will be completed
at a meeting next week of repre-
sentatives of active and alumnae
chapter of fraternal organizations.
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F. W. RAIN
CHAPTER HOSTESS

Mrs. Fred w. Rain, 1920 Central
avenue, will be hostess Monday to
the members of Indianapolis Tri
Kappa, associate chapter, at the
regular l o'clock luncheon and
business meeting.
Mrs. Rain will be assisted bv
Mesdames F. r. Baker and James
L. Murray.
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BY ELIZABETH CLARK

.NOW that you've decided to
y let the doctor run the show,
what doctor shall it be and what
price this infant prodigy The
one is bound to have some bear
ing on the other. You may be the
most astute shopper in town when
it comes to buying clothes and
groceries, but shopping for a ply
sician is something else.
You have reveled in health
ever since you have lived in this
city. Your calling list upon the
closest scrutiny does not reveal
any medicos. OF course, you pass
dozens of their Office signs every
day, hut this is going to be a very
special baby and you are not bar
gain hunting.
The best is hardly good enough
for him, even if you can not quite
afford it. But. now ms1e than
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About the smarest addition to the home
circle this season is a b0by. Couples
who have decided to become parents want
their offspring to have the best of ev-
erything and to arrive healthily equipped
to buck lifes problems.
What they should do to assure this is
explained in series of six articles pre-
pared ON data obtained from the
Medical 1nforma ton Bureau of the New
York Academy of Medicine. of which this
is the second.
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TRAVEL STUDY CLUB NOTES

Mrs. A. r. Artman will continue
her talks on India before chapters
of the International Travel Study
Club, Inc, next week Her subject
will be "Rangoon-Greatest Pagoda
in the World"
Normandy chapter will meet
Monday for a 1890 luncheon at
the Washington.
Australian chapter will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. John
Ripper, 5001 East New York street,
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SIGMA TAUS WILL
INITIATE TONIGHT

Sigma Tau sorority will hold an
initiation banquet and rites tonight
at the Columbia club. Miss Wini-
fred Hoyt, president, will be in
charge.
Those to become members are
the Misses Jane Sutor, Marjorie
Mathews, Marget Ward and Jane
Iden.
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MIKESELL
TO Be HOSTESS

Miss Naomi Mikesell, 5O4 South
Ritter avenue, will be hostess at
Sunday to Psi chapter Of Chi Sigma
sorority.
Pledge services will be held for
the following: Misses Ona Cap
linger, Louise Eutenuer, Pauline
Kasper, Dorothy Weir, Louise Will
dason, Myrtle Wilson and Sarah
Yohler.
Services will be in charge of Miss
Mabel Gearhart, pledge captain,
and Miss Cornelia Packer, presi-
dent.
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No. 8

Man of Our Faith: night. Patience A
Christian Grace: Monday night the
Daughters of the King meet at the par
sonage; Thursday night. Dorcss Girls Will
sponsor a trip through the Bond Baking
Company at o'clock
Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev. M. H.
REYNOLDS. pastor. Morning. family day
with a prize to the largest family present.
theme. An Old-Fashioned Home" night.
the men will be in charge with the pastor
speaking on Man Converted.
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WOMAN AT WORK
TOPIC FOR TALK

Mrs. Henry Lester Smith of
Bloomington will be the speaker at
the meeting Of the Council of Ad-
nainistrative Women in Education at
Tudor Hall at 3:45 Monday.
Mrs. Smith will speak on "Wom-
en- at Work in the League of Ma
lions and Allied Organizations
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JUNIOR HADASSAH
WILL HOLD PARTY

The annual card party Of the
Junior Hadassah will be neld at the
Columbia Club Wednesday night,
Nov. Is.
Miss Frieda Brill is chairman of
the party, with Miss Florence Kes-
tenbaum In charge Of tickets sales.
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c Inl ui ai helgnts Presbyterian-The Rev
0i.qnney Blair Harry. pastor. Family dav
WI be observed in the morning with ali
i rainiLitleS Seatea~ln the pews: night. men :
night, pr Herman c. Weber of New YORK.
central council, will speak; the Forth Men
from the mems Bible class will sing.
seville Avenue Evangelical-The Rev.
1anlpLoSe Aegerter, pastor. Morning service
IN charge of Mrs. Charles Mueller. nieht
sermon by the pastor. The Three C;rouT3s .
vi tiS n wfb E service starts two weeks re-
urday. ""O S"'
Sutherland Presbyterian-The Rev Flori-
Rev. Herman c. Weber Of New oE Yorf c the
era MEMBER OF the Central Council of the
E EveS9y WiIia church will speak night
e eor, series with the pastor speaking on
Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev. Otto Fl
Mater. pastor. 1890 a. m. theme "ou n
iLoro Return: 2:30 D. m. the Rev. viii
n Ian Nelson ts speaks on Divine Love
The Baclslider in Heart" Eyaneeiistic
meetings are being conducted nightly hS
t a Rev and Mrs. William G. Nelson Of
West Park Christian-The Rev. John A
EarFi pastor Morning theme. II Believe
Christi iohf
snail 1 Vote and How?"
Broadway EvangeIicaI-The Rev. Tlovd
T. T. smith 2 pastor, Morning theme, Render
70 caesar the Things. That Are Caesars;
night. old hymn service
First Friends-rhe Rev. David M Ed.
wards, pastor. 1O:45 a. m. theme, The
Excellent Way
lo1 Br ba stHr ~ N E.The Rev; F. Tay-
OF Life; night. Crime WaYe-Its Cases"
Christian and Missionary AIliance-rhe
rev James HARPER. pastor. Morning
Fast" --S'4'' hAoi0
Wheeler CITY Misslon-Wednesdav Thurs
DAY and FRIDAY nights Dr.. Edward A.
Marshall of Kalamazoo. Mich. will give
three illustrated Bible lectures.
Second EvangelicaI-The Rev. F. G.
Wacknitz. pastor. Morning theme. DUTY
OF Citizenship" night, Lest We Forget. 8
All Saints Cathedral. EpiscoDaI-rbe
Rev. Robert Alexander, canon. 730 a. m.
Holy Communion; 10 a. m church school:
II a: m. Holy Communion and sermon bv
the ut. Rev Joseph M. Francis.
Christian Science service-"Adam and
Fallen Man" is the subject of the lesson
Sunday.
Second MoraYian EpiscOpaI-The Rev.
George 9. Westphal pastor Morning,
chalk talk by the pastor night theme
THE Final Armistice"
Trinity RefOrmed-The Rev. William H
Knierim. pastor. Morning theme, King
dom Service.
CarrolIton Avenue Reformed-The Rev
e. G. Homrighausen, pastor. Morning
theme, Safe Investments"
st. PauPs RefOrmed-The Rev William
H. Knierim. pastor. Morning service Har-
vest-Home festival and Holy Commitment
night theme Harvest Thanksgiving
University-Park Christfan-The Rev. Lee
Sadler pastor. Morning Professor z. r.
Moon of Butler university will speak on
The Great invitation" night at the
Capitol avenue and Fortieth street build
ing. Professor Moon speaking on "A Sinner
Without Excuse"
Madison Avenue M. E.-The Rev E. P
Tewett. pastor. Morning theme. Think on
These Things: $50 p. m. Epworth League.
Advent Episcopal-The Rev. George
Southworth. rector Morning theme. Our
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Aid Societu Meets

Christamore Aid Society, which
was to have met Tuesday at the
home of Miss Julia Brink, 1875
North Meridian street, VIII meet on
Nov Is. The change is due to the
national election.
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SET WEDDING ON
THANKSGIVING DAY

Mrs. Wood Wehrley, ITO King
avenue, announces the engagement
OF her daughter, Miss Evelyn Louise
Wehrley, to William Lahrman, COS
Ashland avenue. The marriage will
take place at the home Of Mrs.
Wehrley, at Thanksgiving dax.
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MODERATOR OF
PRESBYTERIANS
To SPEAK HERE
DR.. Charles w. Kerr Will
Spend Five Days in
State.

The moderator of the general as
sembly of the Presbyterian church,
the Rev. DR.. Charles w. Kerr, will
spend five days in Indiana, accord
ing to Information received at the
synodical office.
Sunday, Nov. 6, at 1O:45 a. M, DR..
Kerr will preach in the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church, Central ave-
nue. and Thirty-fourth street, and
again in the Second Presbyterian
church, Vermont and Pennsylvania
streets, at p. m.
At the 7:30 hour he will speak in
the Irvington church, johnson and
Julian avenues.
Monday evening there will be a
mass meeting in. the First Presby-
terrain church, Delaware and Six
teenth streets, at. 7:30, addressed by
DR.. Kerr and DR.. Herman G. Weber
OF New York City. Delegations from
all the churches of Indianapolis
Presbytery are planning to attend
this service.
Tuesday evening, Nov. 8, DR.. Kerr
and DR.. Weber will speak in the
First Presbyterian church of Muncie.
wednesday evening a similar pro-
gram will be carried out in the First
Presbyterian church of TT. Wayne,
and Thursday evening the itinera-
ton will conclude in the First
Church of South Bend.
! DR.. Kerr is pastor of the First
Church of Tulsa, Okla, and was
made moderator last May.
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Bazaar Plans Made

The annual bazar and supper
OF Altenheim, the home for old peo-
pie, will be held Wednesday, Nov.
is, at the home, 2007 North Capt.
toll avenue. Mrs. Joseph S. Griggs
is chairman and Mrs. Robert Elliott
honorary chairman.
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MISS FRENCH TO
WE'D G.. T. RITTER

The engagement of Miss Isabelle
French to Gordon Taylor Ritter,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight S. Rit-
ter, 4415 Broadway, has been an
nounced by her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G. French of Rumford,
Me.
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WORLDS FAIR
TO Be HOUSED
IN WEIRD CITY
Fantastic Sights viii Be
Seen by Visitors to Lake
Shore Exposition.

Following is the frst Of series OF
articles describing the fantastic CITY now
rising on Chicago's lake shore for the
Century OF Progress Exposition next
summer. So far has the construction az
weird buildings progressed and so rapid
ly has the work Of the laboratory teen
nicians advanced that The Times now is
enabled TO describe how this amazing
dream-eome-to-Ii viii Look
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EARLHAM CLUB TO
MEET HERE NOV. Il

The Indianapolis Earlham Wom-
ems Club will meet Saturday, Nov.
IL, at the Spink-Arns with Mrs.
Douglas Hoskins presiding.
Mrs. Lawrence Barrett is in
charge of reservations for the
luncheon to be at 1890.
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AN-Ddq Meetina Set

The All Saints Cathedral Guild
will hold an all-day session at the
cathedral house on Thursday. Mrs.
R. H. Sherwood, president, viii be
in charge.
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HosteSses. Are Named

Hostesses for the Kappa Delta
Mothers. Club meeting Wednesday
at the Butler university chapter
house, 326 Buckingham drive, will
be Mrs. T. w Mitchell and Mrs.
c. Z. Bingham.
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Plan Musical Pronrnan

A musical program will be given
at the ! o'clock luncheon meeting
Of the Ladies association of the
Tabernacle Presbyterian church
Tuesday.
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Marriage Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Eldridge, 1706
Central avenue, announce the mar
rage Of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Lucille Edridge, to Harold
Weber, son of Mrs. Emma Weber,
429 Goodlet avenue.
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CHURCH OBSERVES
FAMILY DAY

Sunday morning will be a LOYALTY
crusade Family day in the Fairview
Presbyterian church, during which
families will be seated together
as the old, family pew.
DR.. Edward Haines KistIer will
speak on THE Supreme Family
Tie" Vaughn Cornish, radio bari
tone, will sing.
In the Bible school special recog-
milton will be given to the Cradle
Roll, Mrs. John L. Stuart, superin-
tendent, and to the Beginners, Mrs.
Richard D. Robertson, superinten-
dent.
Young Peoples vespers at 6:45 will
be led by Stewart A. Cederholm.
The OptimiSt Club No. l of this
city, Jacob N. Shewman, presi-
dent, with their wives will attend
the Mems night at 7:45. DR.. Kistler
is member OF the club and will
speak.