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which it denied to Herbert Hoo
ver?"
I think a tolerably long answer
could be made to that query, but
one simple and hope satisfactory
reply is the statement that Mr..
Hoover, although a great engineer,
was very poor broadcaster. He
knocked on the door, but he never
entered.
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Times Readers
Voice Views

Editor Times-Hats off to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, who has the cour-
age to face the veteran lobby,
which is too selfish and unpatri-
otto to help in these trying times.
All they cry about is the poor
veteran. Half of the select few
never heard of the whine Of
shell or missed a single meal.
Just go out to some Of these re-
lief work gangs and see some Of
the suffering veterans. Not many
pension grabbers there, just down
and cutters. Most pension grab
bers have regular jobs and it is
up to them to help the country.
God help us.
a BASKET VETERAN.
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Daily Thought

Wisdom is before him that hath
understanding; but the eyes of a
fool are in the ends of the earth.
Proverbs 1924.
Il
A S for me, all I know is that I
IA know nothing-Socrates.
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Features Are Fresh

TINE moons features, according
i to Professor Forbes, possess
a freshness and sharpness which
they could not have if they were
as old as was previously thought.
1t is Of course a fact that there
is no atmosphere on the moon and
as a result the process Of erosion
as known here on earth do not
take place.
There is, however, a tremendous
temperature range between day
and night on the moon, range
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Scientists at New York recently demonstrated
electric eye that opened the doors of the cy's
newest tea room as the shadow Of an approaching
customer crossed its path. Now if the banks
had only been equipped with something like that
when depositor walked up with a check during
the holiday
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Lewis T. Douglas Uncle Sans budget di-
rector who is out to slash government expenses,
spurns auto and rides bicycle to work Which
leads a reader to observe that he is really trying
to peddle economy
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promises to do harm than emanate from
the hold
else needs
AS matter OF have begun the battle Tor
battle which likely all the because
the mconcepon guided public
icy in tn last three years.
The need for leadership for discipline and
that originates
If united orceful effort could
with follow his
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NJ. E. Tracy Says:
WE'VE JUST BEGUN FIGHTING

T ME novelty of bank holiday, possibility of
clearing mouse scrip, embargo on gold and
other spectacular efforts to clear up our tangled
financial affairs has served to create renewed
hope.
We have every reason to take courage from
President Roosevelt's vigorous address. and espe-
cially from the prompt effective action by which
he confirmed their implications. On the other
hand, We have no reason whatever ia suppose
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The average man changes his position once
every seventeen minutes during his sleep, says DR..
Donald A. Laird, eminent psychologist. A similar
rate of turnover might help slumbering business.
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Dance at Club
to Culminate
May Day Fete

The May day celebration of the
Woman'S League of Butler univer-
sity will be eliminated with a dance
tonight in the Riviera club. Miss
Vera Sudbrock, May queen, will lead
the grand march, with her court.
Miss Grace Shelton is chairman
of the dance, assisted by Misses
Winifred Jean Loudon, Margaret
Mattingly, Helen Gearen and Mo-
zelle EhneS.
Honor guests will include DR.. and
Mrs. Walter Scott Athearn, Deans
and MesdameS James w. Putnam,
Albert E. Bailey, Frederick Kersh-
ner, William L. Richardson, DR.. and
Mrs. Thor G. Wesenberg, Prof. and
Mrs. Dale Beelar, Prof. and Mrs.
George F. Leonard, and Misses
Martha Alexander, Allena Grafton
and Florence I. Morrison.
Chaperons will be DR.. and Mrs.
H. w. Hudson, DR.. Henry G. hester,
Prof. J. Douglas Perry, DR.. and Mrs.
Willard N. Clute, Miss Kathryn
Journey and Nathan D. Carder.
At the pageant this afternoon a
May day around the world" theme
was used, with representative
dances of Italy, Japan, Norway,
Holland, China and Russia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Duane DUNCAN,
470 East Seventy-f1rSt street, with
their daughter, Barbara Jean, and
sons, Samuel and James, have gone
to Tallahassee, Fla, to join their
daughters, Misses Anna Marie and
Frances Louise, students at Florida
State College for Women. They will
leave Florida Saturday for trip to
Washington, and will return next
week.
Commander and Mrs. Joel Boone
who are en- route to San Pedro, Cal,
are visiting Capt. and Mrs. Milton
Boone of FIT. Benjamin Harrison for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Diener, 1916
Washington boulevard, will have as
guests over the holiday, DR.. and
Mrs. George Snider and daughter,
Evelyn Ann, and Eugene Kolb of
Buffalo, N. Y. They will attend the
races.
Mrs. L. M Wainwright, who land
ed in New York Thursday at the
end of world cruise, will return
soon to her home, 40l4 Washington
boulevard.
Miss Martha Jane Banister, 1858
Central avenue, is spending the
weekend at South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Blackley, 1888
North Pennsylvania street, returned
Thursday after spending a few days
in Chicago.
DR.. G. C. Allen of st. Louis, will
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Miss Marjorie Nelson Wed in
C0lorfuI Ceremony at Church

Miss Marjorie MCLEAN Nelson,
daughter of Mrs. Mabel w. Nelson,
became the bride of Walter Richard
Spencer. Jr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Spencer. $685. College avenue,
this afternoon in a colorful cere-
mony at the Tabernacle Presbyte-
rian church.
The Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkel off,
ciated in a setting of greenery and
white spring flowers, lighted with
white cathedral candles. Miss Mary
Alice Click. organist. played bridal
airs, and Vaughn Cornish sang i
Love You Truly" and Because"
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her uncle. Frederick A.
Nelson of Chicago, was lovely in a
white satin gown, fashioned on
fitted lines with a short train. Her
net Jacket had a pleated frill at the
neck. and she wore net turban.
Her flowers were white brides
roses with a shower of lilies-of-the-
valley. Her only Jewelry was a gold
locket set with pearls, which is an
heirloom in the Spencer family.
Mrs. ]. B. Thomas, who attended
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Club Meetings
MONDAY

MONDAY
Frederick E. Matson will talk or
Reforms at the meeting Of the
Indianapolis Literary club.
Mrs. John w. Maltby, 1897 Park
avenue, will be hostess for the
meeting of the Monday Afternoon
Reading Club. Sects and cults will
be discussed by the club members.
WEDNESDAY
Irvington Catholic Wome S
Study club will meet at the home Of
Mrs. William j. Betz, AZ North
Hawthorn lane. The Rev. N. w
Lyons will speak on THE Church II
Other Lands"
THURSDAY
Mrs. j. E. tastes, 3645 Capito
avenue, will be hostess for the meet
ing of the Ladies Federal club.
Mrs. Frank Symmes, 273O Suth-
erland avenue, will be hostess fol
the meeting of the Current Events
club. w. D. Peat of the John Her
ron Art institute will be guest
speaker. Mrs. w. w. Wise is chair
man of the committee in charge.
Pierian club will hold a picnic
with Mrs. c. A. Mckinney as host
eSs.
FRIDAY
Annual reports will be given al
the meeting of the Indianapolis
Woman'S club. Miss Katharine
Merrill Graydon will present "a
Child's Diary of Early Indianapolis.
Tea will be served.
Mrs. George Rafert, Fortville, will
be hostess for the meeting of the
Culture club. Mrs. Norman Schneid-
er will discuss Indiana Fitness anc
the Future"
SATURDAY
Saturday Afternoon Literary clut
will hold an outdoor meeting.
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the bride. wore a yellow chiffon
gown with matching jacket and
brown hat and accessories. She car
ried talisman roses. Edgar Reese
was best man and Burke Whitaker
and James Fenner were uSherS.
Mrs. Nelson, mother of the bride,
was gowned in blue lace with pink
accessories and a shoulder corsage
Of pink roses. Mrs. Spencer wore
peach chiffon with a black chiffon
jacket fashioned with puff sleeves.
Her corsage was of peach roses.
A reception was held at the Nell
son home, following the ceremony.
Garden flowers were used through
out the receiving rooms, and a
TERED wedding cake centered the
serving table lighted with pink and
blue tapers. Appointments were in
pink and blue.
Out-of-town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick a. Nelson, Miss
Eleanor Jane Meredith and Misses
Elizabeth and Elsie Wood, all of
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer left
on a motor trip and viii be at home
in indianapolis.
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Epsilon Sigma On1icrOn Group
VIII Observe Guest Day

Guest day will be observed by the
Anagnous chapter Of Epsilon Sigma
Omicron at Thursday at the Lin
coin. Mrs. NJ. D. Didway will direct
the program, "Springtime in Indi-
ana"
Special guests will include Mrs.
Edwin N. Canine, president Of the
Indiana Federation of Clubs; Mes
DANES Frederick BALI, Edwin I.
Poston, Robert A. Hicks, Frank
Bonner, G. w. Jaqua, J. F. Ed
wards, president of the Seventh
District Federation Of Clubs; c. j.
Finch, D. o. Wilmeth, J. F. Boesin-
ger, J. B. Phillips, w. A. Esbach,
and w. H. Polk.
The program will include the Sc
lection, Lilac Time" by Mrs. o. T.
Behmer; "Appleblossom Time in In
DIANA" Mrs. T. William Engle;
Don't Talk to Me of Spring" Mrs.
M. F. Connorl "An Old Fashioned
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WOMEN'S CLUB TO
HEAR GARDEN TALK

Mrs. David M. Edwards will speak
on English Gardens" at the annual
banquet of the indianapolis Business
and Professional Womens clubs at
$50 Thursday night.
New officers will be installed and
the following new members in
itiated: Mesdames Alma Spencer,
Jane A. McNickle, Mary S. Moore,
G. A. Epson, Ella H. Parker, zinna
zirnstein, Misses Genevieve Brown,
Merzie G.. George, Evelyn Thomas,
Agnes watson, Hope Toman, Mil
dred D. Eckard and Ruth Shell Mar
tin.
The glee club will play during
the evening under the direction of
Mrs. Camille B. Fleig. Dinner reser-
vationS may be made with Miss
Grace Thompson by Wednesday.
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SOrOrities

Mrs. Harry M. Anderson was host
ess for installation of officers OF
Eplison Pi chapter, Delta Theta Tau
sorority Friday night. New officers
are; Miss Gladys Hoffman, presi-
dent; Mrs. Edward Anderson, vice
president; Mrs. Harry M. Anderson,
recording secretary; Mrs. J. L. Rich
ardSon, corresponding secretary:
Miss Helen Pease, treasurer, and
Mrs. O. E. Alloway, historian.
Phi chapter, Delta Chi Sigma So
rority, will meet Monday night at
the home of Miss Margaret John
son, 2939 Ruckle street.
Kappa Delta Theta sorority will
meet Wednesday night at the home
of Miss Mabel Murrer, 1924 NIillers-
vile road.
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NEWS OF SOCIETY FOLK

I be the weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Raffensperger, 4240
Washington boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Menden-
hall will have as their guest for the
races, Mrs. Percy John Basey Of
Chicago, formerly of indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ames will
entertain Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Man
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyndol Young,
all of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Beal Of Auburn, at the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Purdy of De-
troit. will arrive today to visit Mr..
and Mrs. w. I. Longsworth, Golden
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene WhitehilI.
ATT North Delaware street. will en-
terrain several Out-of-town guests
for the race. These will be: MIR.
and Mrs. Mauran Smith and Mr..
and Mrs Delman Kroehler, all Of
Chicago; @. G. Lincoln of Marion.
Va; Kenneth Brandenburg of De-
troit, Robert and Hamilton Hedges
and Richard Price, all of Colum-
bus, o.
Miss Ann Tyndau, 2O16 North
Meridian street, has returned from
New York, after visit with Miss
Nancy Pierson.
Richard Wainwright of Cleveland
VIII spend the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Vain
right, 1906 Washington boulevard.
Garrett Parsons of Cleveland and
Lowell Powers of Cincinnati will
accompany Mr.. Wainwright.
Mr. and Mrs. I c. Elston Jr. Of
Chicago, arrived Friday night to be
race guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w Nc
Murtrie, 1851 Washington boulevard.
1hey were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l. Markham of Chicago.
who will visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hartley, 4051 Washington boulevard.
Mrs. NJ. G. Butler, &c East Four
teenth street, will entertain over the
holidays her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Stevenson of Columbus. O.
W. c. Byers of Detroit will arrive
Sunday to join his wife, Mrs By-
ers, and son Jack, who came for a
visit with her sister, Miss Barbara
Butler, 4835 Central avenue, last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Byers will visit
Mr.. Byers' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
G. Byers, Of the Picadilly, over the
holidays.
Mrs. T. Raymond Stone King.
29z6 KenWood avenue, will have as
her guests over the weekend her
mother, Mrs. Bessie Miller, and sis
ter, Miss Wanda Miller. of Cincin-
natl
Mrs. Clemens o. Mueller, 1929
Washington boulevard, is spending
a week at her summer home at
Lake Wawasee.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Ross and
daughter Betty Sue will spend Me-
mortal day with Mr.. Ross parents
in Frankfort.
DR.. and Mrs. Glenn J. PelI. 1885
North Meridian street, will leave
Sunday morning for Columbia. Mo.
where they will attend graduation
Of their daughter, Miss Mary Eliza
beth Pell, from Stephens college on
Tuesday.
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Music Sorority
Will Be Feted
at Tea Sunday

Mrs. Harry Barnard will be host
esS for the tea to be held Sunday
afternoon at her home, $3.50 Pleas
ant Run parkway, by Phi Beta, ma
tional dramatic and music sorority
Mrs. Fred Pettijohn will pour and
Mrs. Barnard, Mrs, Pettijohn, Mes
danes David Marian, LaRue Byron
Miss Rae Cawdell and Miss Ruth
Elizabeth McFadden will receive
Spring flowers will be used through
out the receiving rooms.
Guests with the associate and
active members will be MesdameS
Paul Dorsey, Charles Riddle, De-
marchus Brown, George Forderer
Julian Fix, E. J. Ellsworth, Irving
Blue, Frank Billiter, Dan Flicken-
ger, Holden Swigert, Parker Likely,
Hollie Shideler, A. Hoff, Joe Rand
Beckett, j. E. Storey, j. A. Borders
and Misses Myrtle Holtz, Virginia
Van Arman, Pauline Hedges, Mar
garet Jones, May Dyer Lemon, Dor
othea Craft, Elsie Adams, Clara
Ryan and Charlotte Thompson.
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MRS. MORTON WILL
FETE BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. Guy Morton 324 North Oak
land avenue, will be hostess for a
tea and shower to be given Sunday
in honor of Miss Marie Spitmagel
bride-elect. The affair will be given
by the Alpha Tau Zeta sorority.
Miss Elizabeth Reidy, president
will pour She will be assisted by
Mrs. Morton, Misses Mary Griffin,
Mary Sullivan and Esther Trimpe
Guests will include Misses Alma
Kirk, Betty Egan, Mary McGinty
Josephine Kirk and Mrs. Clark
Smith. Miss Sally Rich will pre-
sent dance number. A plateau of
talisman roses and blue delphinium
will center the tea table, which will
be lighted with white tapers tied
with blue tulle.
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HIGHLAND TO HOLD
SPEEDWAY DANCE

Highland Golf and Country Club
will hold a buffet supper and
Speedway dance Tuesday night at
the clubhouse. Supper will be
served at 8. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Scott are in charge of the ar
rangementS.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Scott with
the dance will be Messrs. and Mes
DANES Fred Shumaker, Frank
Kotteman, Ed Zaiser, S. E. Fen
stermaker, William Meyer, Ray
Eos, Frank Dalton, Charles Nc
Carney, John Brookbank. Ralph
Burdick, Carl Sherer, Ray Reed
Don WEIGH. John Kennedy, John
Lange, Ben Stevenson, Frank
Bowling, George Winsteiner. Others
are Messrs Howard Intermill,
Harold France, Carl Rauh, Dick
Crane, and Severan Buschman.
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go with an eye for noting what
is needed for the season. When
the Kittle sons return from school.
they will pack up to spend the
summer Miss Marjorie Kittle,
their daughter, then will begin her
round Of entertaining weekend
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. William Raw
Adams are waiting for the return
of their daughter, Miss Sally
Adams, from Sarah Lawrence COL
lege, at BronXville, N. Y, about
June II before they go to their
Maxinkuckee summer home. Jane,
who is a student at Orchard
school, is anticipating July /, when
the family will leave for the lake.
This weekend Mr.. and Mrs
Adams will entertain Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Wainwright, Mrs. Dorothy
Goodrich, and Mrs. Jesse Fletcher.
Retreat in Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs Charles o. RoemIer
are planning their annual retreat to
CharlevOiX, Mich, near the end of
June. They will be accompanied by
their daughter, Mrs Wayne Kin
naird, and Mr.. Kinnaird, and an
other daughter, Miss Jane Roemler.
The w. j. BehmerS already have
made several trips to MaXinkuckee,
where they are remOdeling their cot
tage They will spend the weekend
there. With the close of Butler and
Indiana universities, where their
daughter Helen and son Eugene
are students, they will go to stay for
the summer. They will be accom-
panied by another daughter, Miss
Dorothy and son Richard.
Last summer was a thrilling one
for Richard. He and a friend
assisted in rescuing two men from
drowning, and this spring was
recommended by Senator Arthur r.
Robinson for the Carnegie medal.
Entertain at Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Dean spent
last weekend at their MaXinkuckee
cottage. and VIII go there for short
visits before they permanently open
the place for a longer stay later in
the season.
The Charles L. Barry family COT
tage, Rose of Sharon" will be
aired and cleaned this weekend
when Charles Jr. and John Nc
Creary will visit there. When school
closes, Robert, Louis, and Lucille
Barry will add to the gayety of the
summer home.
Miss Dean Rogers is entertaining
Miss Mary Koehler this weekend
at the lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Rogers, her parents, and her cousin,
Edward Horner, are week-ending at
the lake.
Hickory Crest" the cottage of
MI. and Mrs Paul KrauS, will be
opened for the summer about The
middle of June. Paul III and Stew
art, the KrausS sons. will be ready to
leave as soon as Shortridge closes
its semester
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BURROUGHS
TO FETE GUESTS

Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs will
entertain informally at her home
1924 Broadway, from 5 to Sunday
in honor of James B. Gilbreath and
Miss Ruth E. Wagner.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs
J. E. Thompson, Mrs. w. Glen
Johnson and Misses Helene Harri-
son, Grace Hutchings and Leora
Wilman. The dining room will be
decorated with spring flowers and
lighted with pastel tapers.
Guests will include members OF
the Friedens octet, nurses choir of
the Methodist hospital, voice stu
dents of the Indiana Central COL
lege, and all voice students.
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MISS ELLIS BRIDE
OF PERRY THOMAS

The marriage of Miss Eloise Ellis
to Perry Marsden Thomas, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Thomas, $40
North Ritter, has been announced
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. DeGoy
B. Ellis OF Elgin, III. The wedding
took place Saturday at the First
Methodist church in EIgin.
The bride was attended by Miss
Lorraine Thomas, sister Of the
groom and William Thomas, broth
er Of the groom, was best man. Mrs.
Thomas attended Northwestern and
Columbia universities and is a mem
Der of the Alpha Gamma Delta sor-
GRITTY Mr.. Thomas attended KAN
sas State and the University of Wis
ccnsin. He belongs TO the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity. The couple is at
home at $40 North Ritter avenue.
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Race Classic
Occasion for
Social Events

The Speedway race will be cele-
brated with three social events at
the indianapolis Athletic club. A
supper dance will precede the race
Monday night, when Jack Tilson's
orchestra will play in the main din
ing room.
The annual Victory dinner dance
will be from to 10 the night of the
race, with Mildred Myers band pro-
viding the music.
Awards of the race will be pre-
sented to the winners at the annual
drivers dinner Wednesday night.
This dinner is open to the public.
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ALUMNAE LUNCHEON
TO BE AT MAROTT

Miss Mary Jane Pulver, alumnae
secretary of Ward Belmont school,
will attend the ninth annual state
luncheon and program to be held
by the Indiana Ward Belmont club
at l at the Marott.
Mrs. Fred Dopke. president, will
preside, and the committees in
charge include Mrs. Nathan Wash
burn and Mrs. NJ Stanley McCo-
mas, Jr., arrangements; Mrs. John
E. Caylor, decorations; Mrs. Ralph
E. Coffin and Mrs. Arthur c. Schra-
der, program, and Miss Fac w. Pat
rick, reservations.
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SORORITY PLEDGES
WILL GIVE DANCE

Pledges of the Pi Beta Phi soror-
ity of Butler university will enter
tain active members with a dance
Monday night at Highland Golf and
Country club Miss Pauline McCar-
ty is chairman, assisted by Misses
Helen Root, Lucille LaBelle, Mary
dell Rous and Jeanne Helt.
Chaperons will be DR.. and Mrs.
w. N. Clute, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul D.
Hinkle, Mrs. Paul Coble, Misses
Emily Helming and Allegro Stewart
and Nathan D. Carder.
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Mrs. Robert D. Williams was
Miss Helen Marcia Haynes, daugh-
ter of Mrs. F. A. Haynes of Pitts
boro, before her marriage today.
DR.. George F. Leonard off1ciated
at his home, 149 West Forty sixth
street.
The bride is a graduate of But
Ter university and a member of
the Alpha Chi Omega sorority
and Mr.. Williams was graduated
from Butler and belongs to the
Sigma NJ fraternity. The at
home address is for Pittsboro.
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Garden" Mrs. G. w. Hufsmith and
chorus; organ and piano duet by
Mrs. John NJ, Smith and Miss
Dorothea Hogle; "On the Banks Of
the Wabash c. A. Symons and
chorus; Spring" by Mrs. c. J.
Stephenson.
Mrs. H. z. VonGrimmenstein IL
chairman Of the program: Mrs.
Jerauld McDermott, arrangements,
assisted by Mrs. S. S. Fausset and
Mrs. George Roberts.
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DINNER WILL END
BUSINESS SESSION

The Young Women's Democratic
Clubs of Indiana, Inc, will end it's
business season Monday night, June
3, with dinner at the Golden Din
ner Bell, $500 South Meridian street.
The entertainment committee is
composed of Misses Mabel Smith.
Sarah Shallat, Mary Louise WaIpole
and Helen Smith. Miss Ann Miller,
Mrs Louis Rich and Mrs. Kathryn
Fish are in charge of transporta-
ton.
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Picnic ON Estate

Members of the Nature Study club
will meet on the Ed Jackson estate
near Allisonville for a picnic supper
Sunday. Leaders for the afternoon
will be Misses Grace Jackson and
Clara Moore and Mrs. H. H Coburn.
Members will meet at 3 at Sixty
third street and College avenue.
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TEA TO BE GIVEN
FOR MOTHERS CLUB

Mrs. Arthur L. Gilliom, retiring
president of Phi Delta Theta
Mothers Club of Butler university
will be hostess to members at a
business meeting and tea Friday
at her home, 1850 North Delaware
street.
Retiring officers will assist, and
new officers will be installed. The
retiring group is Mesdames Urban
K. Wilde ST., Hiram j. Rafens-
perger, George Stewart and j. E.
Perry.