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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-29

DR.. Thurman B. Rice will speak
on adolescence" at School l at 2:30
Wednesday. A program of piano Sc
lections and readings has been ar
ranged.
Mrs. Thomas A. Cooper will speak
on "At the Crossroads in Morals at
School 8 at 3;15 Wednesday. There
will be program Of special music.
Mrs. Logan c. Hughes will be the
speaker for a meeting to be held at
3:15 wednesday at School 20. The
junior high school choir will give
group of songs; Robert Drake,
violin solo; Jean Hoeferkamp and
Jean Habig, group Of readings, and
Marjorie Ann Wright, piano solo.
A safety meeting will be held at
7:30 Wednesday at School 46.
Mrs. Clayton Ridge will speak at
School SO at Wednesday. Mrs.
George Dunn will sing.
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Students Home for Holidays
Continue Festivities

Mrs. Anna M. Cunning, Los Angeles.
Writ Holiday, Madison, Wis, house
guest of the Becks, will attend.
Miss Mary Louise Merrell, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F.
Merrell, so, West Sixty-ffth street,
entertained sixty guests at a tea
yesterday afternoon. A miniature
Christmas scene decorated the Serv-
ing table.
Classmates Of Miss Ann Margaret
Durkin at st. Mary of the Woods
were her guests at dinner given
last night by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Durkin, at their
home, 5038 Washington boulevard,
preceding the st. Agnes Alumnae
Association dance at the Indianapo-
lis Athletic Club.
Covers were laid for Miss Dur
kin, Misses Mary Cregor, Berenice
Brennan and Marguerite Blackwell
and Messrs. Joseph Mazelin, Paul
Montgomery, Carl Lynn and Jack
Slattery.
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There's nothing drab about win
try faShionS-not with such ami
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And here's the very frock, in a
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Columbia Club
Preparing Gay
Hailing of 1884

A galaxy Of lights and garlands
of greenery will convert the Colum-
bia Clubs main dining room into a
festive setting for the clubs annual
New Years eve celebration.
Silvered laurel and smilaX will
cover the ceiling and walls of the
room and garlands of vari-hued
lights will be suspended from the
ceiling the full length of the room.
Dinner will be served in both the
dining room and the ballroom from
9 to midnight, during which time a
musical revue will be presented.
HuSk O'Hare and his orchestra will
alternate with Ed Resener and his
Columbians during the evening.
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Mary Weyl
Is Bride in
Church Rite
Wed to Waldo Barrett
on Marriage Date
Of Grandmother.

The fifty-third wedding anniver-
sary of her grandmother. Mrs Lewis
Nickel, served as the wedding day
for Miss Mary Lynn Weyl, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Weyl, and
Waldo Barrett.
The service was read this after
noon by DR.. Robert Kent Of Frank
lin college in the Mckee chapel Of
Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
Palms, ferns and cathedral
candles formed the background for
the ceremony. Organ selections
were played by Mrs. Leslie Barrow.
Franklin and Mrs. Raymond Ridge
sang Because"
The matron of honor, Mrs. Betty
Puett, was gowned in blue crepe
with iridescent bead trim and
fashioned with short train. She
wore a small halo turban of match
ing blue and carried an arm bouquet
of Johanna Hill roses.
Bride Wears Green
The bride wore an absinthe green
C1CRC al GC4 14OO11 VI COD VI AAAAAA1CO Ala
silver beads, and silver turban and
slippers. Her flowers were Tails
man roses.
Mrs. Weyl wore Eleanor blue with
dark blue accessories and Mrs. Will
liam w. Barrett, mother Of the
bridegroom, chose a blue lace gown.
Both wore corsages of roses and
lilies of the valley.
Richard CoonS was best man and
ushers were Henry Barker and John
Person.
Reception at Church
A church reception followed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett
left for a short trip and will be at
home upon their return at 3720
North Pennsylvania street. Mrs.
Barrett wore a black and white
bagheera cloth dress with black
caracul coat and black accessories.
The bridge attended Franklin
college, where she was a member of
Pi Beta Phi sorority, and Tallahas-
see university and Florida State
College for Women. Mr.. Barrett is
a graduate of Indiana university
and a member of Beta Theta Pi
fraternity.
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Tea and Shower
Given in Honor
of Recent Bride

Miss Mary Elizabeth Pen enter
tanned this afternoon at her home,
1885 North Meridian street, with
a bridge tea and miscellaneous
shower in honor of Mrs. Harold M.
Cumberworth.
Before her recent marriage, Mrs.
CumberWorth was Miss Adelaide
Smith, daughter of Mrs. Carolyn
Smith.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Glenn Pell, and Mrs.
Smith. A bowl of red roses cen
tered the tea table, which was light
ed with red tapers in silver candle
holders.
Guests with Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Cumberworth were Misses Dorothy
Jane Lewis, Betty Means, MARITIME
Harms, Mabelle Sherman, Regina
Funderburg, Delight Morrison, Mar
tina Jane Banister and Frances
Moody.
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Manners and Morals
BY JANE JORDAN

keep a wife and family in COM
fort. I don't believe in not hav-
ing a family, for after all, re-
CARELESS of the misery, that is a
woman's job and duty. I, as a
man, should do all in my power to
help her through. I should give
her love, tenderness and unswerv-
ing loyalty. Together we must
rear those children not in luxury,
but in comfort, with knowledge
of true values in life. We must
not even interfere with their
struggles, but always be handy
with the right, kind word of adj
vice. They should trust us and
come to us willingly. To occom-
plish this, I'd expect my wife to
give and take with me, and never
forget to love me as much as her
children. I would be faithful, but
my wife had better not lie down
on the job. Yours with "a
CHUCKLE.
Answer-How does this compare
with what other men expect? Let!
hear from them.
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SKETCHING CLUB TO
HOLD PARTY

Sketching Club members will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Clyde E. Titus, 1876 Middle drive,
Woodruff Place, for the clubs an
nual holiday party.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. Ella S. Brandt, Mrs. Stanfield
H. Keeney and Mrs. Oscar Maurer.
Miss Lellah Hamilton will preside.
The program will be presented by
Mrs. Norman Schneider, 1.-THE Yule-
tide Season in Friendship Village"
Miss Helen Louise Titus will sing
and James Gilbreath, Mrs. Jane
johnson Burroughs and Charles F.
Hansen will present a musical pro-
gram.
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atty Of the emotions that you two
girls feel for the boys you wish to
win. 1t seems to me that you are
stirred chiefly because the boys
have made themselves unobtain-
able. Their retreat offers a chal-
lenge to which you respond
The boys are wiser than you are
They throw out just enough hope
to stimulate your interest, and then
perversely stay out of reach. Not
that they do it on purpose. Neither
Of them is interested enough to en-
gage in the love chase which the
average male loves so well.
Why don't you take a leaf from
their books and turn their own tao
tics back on them? A certain re-
serve of indifference is an instinct
i've feminine vile known to women
since Eve. AS a matter of fact, it
is an ancient prostitute trick for
which We should have Scant respect,
regardless of its efficacy. An eXpe-
rienced hetaira named Ampelis, in
inStructing the 18-year-old ChrySiS
in her profession, says: If you want
TO make man wildly in love with
you, let him see that you can do
without him." Floyd Dell, in Love
in the Machine Age.D
The deceits and evaSions of love
have less and less place in modern
life. They are giving way to a new
intellectual honesty between lovers
who seek to establish their relation
ship on a reliable reality basis with
out recourse to tricks.
I mention this method of fan
ming a mans ardor chiefly because
I think that you girls are too anx-
iouS to capture your men. You
would be we'll to develop other in
terestS aside from the erotic which
would make you less dependent up
on love for your happiness. Then
you would feel sincere, instead of
pretended indifference to the in
stability of your lovers. The more
personality you have the less
schemes you need.
have letter from a young man
who tells what he wants in a girl.
Comment upon his ideas is invited.
.
Dear Jane Jordan do not de-
sire riches. 1 want a good, steady
job which would enable me to
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Berkley Duck have
as their guest, Miss Louise Hudson,
Uniontown, Pa. Miss Hudson is a
senior at Wheaton college.
Robert H. Rhodehamel, who has
been spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley W.
Rhodehamel has gone to Washing
ton to attend the convention Of
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity He
will return Wednesday to Wabash
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jerry, in
structorS at the Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of Music, are in Chi
cago for the opening of the grand
opera season.
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WILL BE
DANCE HOSTESSES

Pledges of Zeta Tau Alpha So
rority will entertain with a dance on
Friday night, Jan. 5, at the High
land Golf and Country Club, with
Miss Alice Earring in charge of ar
rangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Schu-
macher, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hinkle,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Mackey and
Charles H. Walters will be cha
perons. Music will be provided by
Harry Dickinson's orchestra and
Miss Earring will be assisted by Miss
Ruth Martin and Miss Virginia
Landgraf.
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Breakfast Held
bv Vassar Club
HOnOrs Students

A cluster of rose and silver balls
centered the table at the annual
holiday breakfast, given by the IN
diana Vassar Club today in the
Propylaeum Club for students home
from the college. Silver candle
holders held rose tapers.
Honor guests we're Misses ' Jean
Brown, Mona Taggart, Judith
Chambers, Joan Aufderheide, Eileen
Booker and Dora Sinclair. Miss
Barbara Fowler arranged the break
fast
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
George A. Ball and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Ball, and Miss Eleanor
Smith, all of Muncie; Mrs. Ralph A.
Sandy, Martinsville; Miss Alice
Shirk, Vassar student, and Mrs
Marshall E. Crune, both of Peru.
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HOME TO BE
RECEPTION SCENE

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Blair Harry
472O Park avenue, will hold their
annual new years reception from 4
TO 8 Monday at their home for
members of Meridian Heights Pres
bvterian church and their friends.
They will be assisted by Mes
danes Harold Clifton, Lawrence
Henderson. Jesse A. Roush, Henry
G. Hoss. Charles E. Stevens and
Philip A. KappeS.
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MISS SALTS WE'D
AT DANVILLE, I'LL.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Salts, Will
Transport, announce the marriage
of their daughter Miss Loretta
Pearl Salts, to Henry Taylor Jr., In
dianapolis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Taylor ST., Marshfeld The
wedding took place Saturday, Dec.
%, in st. Patrick's church, Danville,
Ill, with Miss Margaret Dixon, Dan
vile, and Harry M. Salts, the brides
brother as attendants. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor are at home at 915
North La Sale street.
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Are you on the right track in your love
affair? When in doubt, write to Jane
Jordan who will answer your questions in
this column.
Dear Jane Jordan-Is it wrong
to try to win the love of a young
man? I went with a fellow for
several months and we got along
fine. One night we had a date,
he never came and hasn't been
back since. I see him every Sat-
urday night and he is very friend
ly. He has told several of my
friends that he would like to go
with me again, but that he is
afraid to ask me as he thinks he
made me mad. I would like to go
with him again, and I am not
mad, because 1 think know why
ne quit. There is a couple here
that told him things that weren't
true. What would you advise?
WANTING TO WIN.
Dear Jane Jordan-About five
years ago I met a fellow whom
learned to love very deeply. We
quit on the best of terms, and I
started going with another fell
low to forget the first. I have
been going with the second fell
low about two years, and although
1 like him, he never can take the
first ones place. Just recently the
first fellow has been at my home
several times when I wasn't there.
He says he still cares a lot for me
and would love to see me. I love
him and always will. Please tell
me how I can get him back.
UNHAPPY.
AnSwer-These two letters are so
similar that they can be answered
together. One of the most frequent
that come to the column
is How can make so and so fall
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DINNER HONORS
EILEEN BOOKER

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G. Lockwood
entertained last night with a dinner
party in honor Of their niece, Miss
Eileen Booker, student of Vassar
college, who is spending the Christ
mas vacation with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. E. Bishop Munlford.
Guests later attended the dance,
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Moves for their daughter, Janet,
and son, Evan.
Guests were Misses Ruth Lilly,
Dora Sinclair, Irving Monkey, Miss
Noyes and George Cloves, Robert
Smith, John Modrell, Bernard Won
negut and Evan Noyes.
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Tau Gamma P0rtu Set

Tau Gamma sorority will enter
tain with a party tomorrow night at
the japanese Gardens, q Jenny
Lane. Guests will be Misses Eliza
beth Lefkin, Reha Lewis, Dorothea
Hart, Mary Taube, Marjorie Ran
kins, Marjorie Macy, Mildred Peters,
Bernice Lindesmith and Mrs. Ruth
Lake. The committee in charge in
cludes Misses Vida Marie Bennett,
Margaret Pruitt and Doris Hart.
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Students on vacations continue to
be the busiest members of society
with teas and dances filling their
date book calendars Fifty friends
of Burton and Allen Beck and Har-
old R. Cunning Jr. will attend a
dance to be given by them tonight
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Beck, 52S5 North Meridian street.
Mr. and Mrs. Beck will be assist
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. Cum
ming ST.. and Mr.. Cummings mother,
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Officers to Be Seated

Brightwood chapter, o. E. S. will
hold public installation Monday
night for the following officers: Mil
dred Freeman, Everett Smartz, Mona
Everetts, William T. Everetts, Vera
Day, Nellie Marshall, Nellie Rifle,
Florence Mitchell, Martha Gregory.
Sarah Gardner, Minnie Tharp, Edith
Whipple, Tillie Mewhinney. Dorothy
Ccffin, Ahbie Cox, Carrie Crone,
Pearl briggs and Maude Dawson.
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snOWEalls in Colorado and Montana.
After lunch today, the party took to
the hills for shedding and SNOWFALL
ing
Tonight the girls will learn how
the trekkers drank from desert wat
er bags, for punch will be served in
the desert manner.
Movies to Be Shown
See how I looked in knee pants"
the college age members will Whis-
per to their guests when excerpts
from movies of the eight expeditions
vii! be shown after dinner.
These pictures will be something
to show our grandchildren" Mr..
HOWE comments.
Veteran trekkers, Andre Rhoads,
Gene Iglehart and PAUL Terrence,
Evanston, Ill, assisted Mr. HOWE
in making plans for the house
party.
Tom Pogue, vacationing during the
recess of Washington and Jefferson.
and Miss Nell Jones, both of Gin
cinnati, will be out-Of-toWn mem
bers of the party, with PAUL and
Dorothy Terrence, Evanston, John
Crume, Peru; Miss Peggy Elliott,
Culver; Edward Marshall, Boston,
and Dan Marshall, Granville, o.
The house party is a vacation
treat for other students, including
Homer Lathrop and Ted Wohlge-
muth, University of Michigan; Dick
Fowler and Jack Appel, Exeter; Bob
Failey, Andover; PAUL Terrence
and Bob Rhoads, Cornell univer-
sity; Andre Rhoads, Wabash col
lege; Sam Tyndall, DePauw uni
versity; Bill Coffin, Annapolis; Err
nest Barrett. Washington and Lee,
and Jack Kittle, University School,
Cleveland.
Debutante in Party
Miss Sarahanne Adams, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Adams, made her
debut Christmas night and is being
feted at luncheons and dinners, but
she left for one day to be with the
trekkers
Others attending are Misses Ma
talie Pfaff, Jane Drake, Mary Ellen
Clark. Betsy Home, Mary and Jane
Wynne. Marquette Hiatt, Maud
Bake. Jane Adams, Mary Louise
MerrelI, Helen Taggart, Ruth Tyn-
dali, Peggy Morrison, Ruth Coler,
Harriet Jane Holmes, Judy Pres
ton. Isabel Guedelhofer, Maidie
Vonnegut. Emma Gene Tucker and
Jane Fitton.
Other trekkers are Ed and Dan
Marshall. Bob Trimble, Jim French,
Charles Huston, ice Lang1tt, Gene
Iglehart, jim Failey, Alan Appel,
Jim Darlington, Alex Holiday, Bob
Fortune. Don Coffin, John Elan.
Alex Stewart, Edward Craft and
Arthur Zinkin.
The party will return to Indian
apolis after breakfast tomorrow
morning.
A group of young friends Of Miss
Laura Sheerin are accepting invi-
tations to her New Years eve party
at the home @of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurens Hender-
son will entertain informally at
their home New Years eve before
their guests attend the dance at
the Woodstock Club.
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championship twice IN 1880 he won the State Junior
championship at Munce, and in 1881 the title Of
champion in the Indianapolis district tournament and
in the tournament for state amateurs
For three years he lowest scoring amateur in
the Indiana state open championship, and last
held the spotlight when he rlnner-up to Guy
Paulsen.
Golf enthusiasts will remember that he tied with
Paulsen at the end of the seventytwo holes losing
thirtysix-hole playof
Recommended for Infrequent Players
A CCORDING to Mr.. Heinein the most unusual de-
parture from the accepted type of club is seen
in the new Vulcan whppy shaft clubs. Instead of the
rigid shafts which have been used in clubs for many
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Gordon Thompson
left this morning
for a house party
at the Inn at Nc
Cormick's Creek
canyon state park.
Although t h e
trips to the Amer
lean sout h W e S t
a n d northwest,
France and Eng
land have been
made in summer,
on pra C tic a lily
every trip the boys
have come upon
snowy regions. In
midsummer they
b q We thrOWn
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Ne1U Years Pdrty Set

Miss Dorothy Sellnyer, 245 North
Pershing avenue, will entertain with
a New Years party at her home
Sunday night Guests will include
members of the A. w. n Club, Of
which Miss Sellmeyer is president.
Assisting the hostess will be Misses
Catherine Haboush, Frances Fow-
ley. Hazel Chung, Josephine Hess
and Helen Denk.
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IN love with me?"
The only answer I
have is, Il do not
know"
If I knew these
boys, it might be
possible to predict
what type Of girl
they would be most
apt to fall in love
with, but even so I
could not mold
either of you over
night to fit the
boys love image.
I am not i'm
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Voters Board to Meet

Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin, 1880
Central avenue, will be hostess for
a meeting of the board of directors
of the Indianapolis League Of
Women Voters at 10 Tuesday. The
state board will meet at the Colum-
bia Club, Tuesday, Jan. 9.
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GROUP to Entertain

Olive branch. Past Noble Grands
Association. will be entertained
Wednesday at the lodge hall, 1886
North Delaware street. MeSdames
Arlev Myers, Frank Holsapple, Mary
NIilhouse and Vina Hubbard and
Miss Martha Foltz will be hostesses.
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T7DO Will BE HOuOred

Mr.. and Mrs. Dryden Eberhart,
Evanston. will be honor guests at
party to be given Saturday night by
Miss Hope Pfafflin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eberhart will be house guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Pfaflin.
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PARTY ARRANGED
FOR HOUSE GUEST

Russell Fortune Jr. will entertain
with a buffet supper and New
Years eve party at the Fortune
country home, for Miss Martha
Murray, Baltimore, house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fortune Sr.
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Miss Watson Betrothed

Miss Harriet Lucille Watson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wat
son, Oaklandon, will become the
bride of Wilbur NJ. Stoner, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Stoner, at 7
Sunday night in Oaklandon.
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Sk0tinQ Pnrtu Scheduled

McIlvain-Koethe American Legion
auxiliary will hold skating party
at 1880 tonight at the Riverside
rink, with Mrs. G. j. Neal, Mrs Fred
Geyer and Mrs Carl Menzie in
charge. Proceeds will be used for
the auxiliary's welfare work.
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Dean Will Sneak

Dean James w. Putnam, acting
president of Butler university, will
speak at the meeting of the Mothers
Council of the university at 10 to-
morrow morning in Newman hall,
1910 North Illinois street.
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Reunion of
Trek Club
Being Held
College Vacation Periods
Permits Event at
State Park.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN,
Times Woman's Page Editor

THE boys who have followed
Hills Howie on his tricks for
the last eight years joined him
again today at a reunion of the
Prairie Trek Association. The boys,
many home from college and prep
school, invited girls. and with Mr..
and Mrs HOWE, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Ray Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert B. Failey and Mr.. and Mrs.
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Guild VIII Meet

Mrs. L. o. Ward, 228 Hampton
drive, will be hostess for a meeting
of the St. Margaret's Hospital Guild
at Tuesday. Mrs. Forest HindSley
will assist.
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Steel Shafts With Some
Give Characterize New
Golf Clubs at Strauss
Bill Heinlein Suggests Vulcan Whippy Line
for Those Who Do Not Play Often or
Are Prone'to Slow Swing
BY HELEN LINDSAY.

this winter
the cold weather here
taking Florida and other winter resorts will be interested
the clubs l.
we'll Indianapolis golfer charge Of
department prepared during
their
golf we'll followers game
Indianapolis
golf Championship the only
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Club to GiUe Dance

Brookside Woman's Club will en-
terrain with dance tonight at the
Brookside Community House.
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French GROUP to Meet

L'Heure Franchise will meet at II
Tuesday morning at the Junior
League shop, 158 East Fourteenth
street.