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sized audience home happy and con-
fident that there is still hope to stem
the early threat shown by the Ma
tional League champion Giants.
In the strong left arm Of Earl White
hill was found the wherewithal to
turn back the onrushing Giants, and
whatta game Earl pitched-whatta
game he pitched.
Every man, woman and child in the
immense bowl was ready to rush out
and embrace him by the time the
eight and a half innings had been
played, if only for the fact he had
led Washington out of the wilderness.
It was a semblance of the Griffmen
who have leaped all barriers down
through the series to gain the advant-
age they sought. Such bats as Myers
ooh,11%a'o o~S ovno p11nOA'S
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GustO to Compete
For Gun Abroad

Gusto, four-year-old colt in the
string of Morton L. Schwartz,
will probably be sent to England
to race for the Ascot Gold Cup.
Gusto won the Jockey Club Gold
Cup, the Arlington Classic and
the American Derby last year, to
be the leading three-year:old
money winner. The Ascot Gold
CUP is a Notwithstanding race.
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he carries to-
morrow when
he appears be-
fore his former
high school
m q t e S ! n
Worcester's big
game of the
year. Some 49,
900 people, most
Of them from
Worcester, Jan.
kowSki'S home
town, will be in
&he S t a n d S .
Nhey will eX.
6ect much of
Z q nix ski
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WhitehiH Pays Great Tribute to Bluege


They call 'em "Violets,"
those New York Univer-
sity football players, and,
judging by this chap (his
names Ed SMITH, there
aren't many folks who
would like to cross their
paths. Smith is a full
back and expects to go
places for Coach Howard
Cams eleven this fall. In
cidentally, Mr.. George
("Kiddo") Davis, the CEN
terfielder of the Giants, is
a former N. Y. u. athlete.
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Nothing could
be more crafty
ing than that,
now could it?
I'd say not and
might add that
n a t u rally I'm
greatly pleased
over winning
yesterday.
he boys
backed me up
Spl e mildly to
win. They came
through hand.
somely at bat
while in tn e
field I've sell
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Jankowski Likely To Lead
C.. u. Gridders To Win
Bv HARRY COSTELLO

WORCESTER Mass, Oct 6-Pride fierce pride Of the
college youngser returning home participate in
the h goca football game of the yeaay the factor
which will swing victory Catholic University tomorrow when
The Flying Cardinals clash with the Crusaders Holy Cross
Fitton Field here.
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SONS OF GOV. PLAY

North Carolina has the son of
a governor and of an ex-governor
in this years football camp
Butcher Ehringhaus and Ralph
Gardner, respectively.
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SETS DUCKPIN RECORD

Damon. of Michigan, set a new
intercollegiate Bowling League
record last night with a 1862 game.
He had set of 398. His team
broke the league record with q
1893 set.
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u e a 9 u e pen"
naht. It was
"h e a d S" u p
b a S e b all and
they took ad-
v a n t a 6 e of
every opp or
tunity in the
field and on
the bases. They
were swinging
at Fitzsimmons
in a manner
W h ich proved
that they were
getting t h e i r
eye on the ball
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Roosevelt Sees GriffS
Deal Themselves New
World Series Deal
WeGUer's No Boy
On Pitching Mound
Has More Than PrGYer

With President Roosevelt their standard bearer the
Washington Griffmen dealt themselves deal in the
third 1888 world series game and thereby sent under
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duty which he will cross some
time early this afternoon, and
may he have something besides
a prayer on the ball.
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that could be
said of him be-
cause of h i S
p e r f or nance
out there on
the mound at
Griffith S t a =
dium yesterday
Earl has been
a mighty fine
pitcher for us
all season, but
I've never seen
him with better
on troll than
was his fortune
yesterday.
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They did not stop until the
Giants had been shut out,
something that hasn't yet hap
pened to the Griffmen in this
series despite the poor start
they got in New York.
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Stolen base-Sewel. playS-CrOnn Kuhel;
Moore to MancusO HsOf FtzsimmOns in inning off Bell
none in inning Bases baOf Whiehi e. Struck Out-By
Whitehib q by FzmmOns, e. Wild pitCh-Whtehi Umpres
Pfrman OrmsbN Moran and MoriartN Attendanee-27O90
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Want to buy . business Of your OwnF
Follow the many unusual Business OPP
portunities advertised daily in the
WANT AD SECTION Of this newspaper
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'WH|TEH|LL HAD
BEST CONTROL,
SAYS SEWELL
BY LUKE SEWELL
Catcher, Washington Griffmen

They should be shouting Earl
Whitehill'S name to the skies today,
for he certainly deserves everything
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GR|FFMEN FLASH
TRUEFORN|N
WINNING
BY MUDDY RUEL
washington Catcher 1024.25
World Series)

Copyright, 1888, The Washington Times
The Senators looked the part
yesterday and played the brand
of ball that won the American
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and Gosn and Cronn and Schultes and even b1uege
were ringing out hard cracks all afternoon.
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On the broad shoulders OF JOHN
Jankowski, captain of the Cardi-
mails, lies a welcome burden which
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STOPS IN 9Th
SAVED HIM
TROUBLE
Rv Earl. wHTTEHTLL

BY EARL WHITEHILL
Pitcher, Washington Griffmen
Copyright. 1888, The Washington Times)
The Giants came to bat. I
pitched to them. They didn't
score, We won,
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Club Calendar for Coming Week

Mrs. Kearsley Urich, 5805 Forest
Lane, will be hostess for the To Ka-
lon Club. Officers for the year will
be elected.
Spring Road to Fashion will be
the subject Of talk given by Miss
Helen Ready at the meeting of the
Alpha Delta Latreian Club at the
home of Mrs. James w Costin, 5516
North Pennsylvania. A style show
will be presented in connection with
the talk.
Woman's Press Club of Indiana
will meet for a 1890 luncheon at the
Columbia Club. Andrew Hepburn
of the Bobbs- Merrill Company will
discuss facts about the publishing
business.
Mrs. Frank L. Truitt, BIT North
Delaware street, will be hostess for
the Stansfield Social Workers Cir
Gle of the Meridian Street Methodist
Episcopal church. Mrs. Herbert
Grimes will have charge of devo-
tons.
Mrs. j. w. Carr, assisted by Mrs.
Claudia Erther, will be hostess for
the Irvington Friendship Circle.
Officers of the Irvington Tuesday
Club will be elected at the luncheon
meeting at the home of Mrs Murray
Chenoweth, 81 North Hawthorne
lane.
Irvington chapter, Epsilon Sigma
Omicron, will celebrate Founders
day at the meeting at the home of
Mrs. G. L. Stubs. Miss Ruth Fee
will review Gold" by Stewart Ed
ward White, and Mrs. T. D. Moffett
will discuss Thought Waves"
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Albert NJ. Mcguire will be
hostess for the Oct-Dahl club at her
home, 529 East Thirty second street.
A report of indianapolis Council
Federation will be given.
Robert Browning will be the sub
ject of the meeting of the Chapter
F., P. E. O. Sisterhood at the home
of Mrs. James A. Stuart, 335 Berkley
road.
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Announcement has been made
Of the engagement of Miss Mar
garet Kluger. daughter of Mrs.
Max Kluger, 1888 Orange street, to
DR.. Emmett B. Lamb of Indian
apolis, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lamb of Arnboy. The wedding
will take place April 5.
Mrs. Louise De Mart Leonard
will have leading role in the
French comedy, I'm Arriviste,"
which will be presented Thursday
night by the Alliance Franchise
in the Washington. Mrs. Leon
ard is a native Of Calais, France.
The play will be directed by
Mrs. Richard o. Papenguth.
Other members of the cast are
Mrs. Marvin Hamilton, Michel
Cotton, Edward j. Meunier,
Roland Lambert and Ralph S.
Decker.
Mrs. Samuel Yaver will appear
in the pageant, Through the
Ages" which will be presented by
Hadassah Wednesday at Kirsh-
baum community center. The
pageant viii celebrate the twen-
ty-flrst anniversary of its found
ing.
Mrs. George L. Ramey will be
hostess for the monthly luncheon
bridge party, to be held at 1890
Wednesday at the Columbia Club.
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale re-
Gently was reelected president of
the indianapolis Alumnae Club of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
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Party Given
in Honor of
Bride Elect

Miss Julia Ellen Duffy, whose
marriage to William F. Kraas Jr..
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
KraaS, 2043 Singleton street, will
take place April Is, was hon
ored at a party Friday night at the
home of Mrs. Cyrus Hall, 1922 Rural
road. Miss Duffy is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Duffy, 1902
Brill road
Mrs. Ruth Hoy assisted the host
ess. Other guests were Mrs. Duffy,
Mrs. Julia Pierce, Mrs. Clyde Pierce
of Nashville, Miss Sophie Zerfas,
Mrs. Lylah Horns, Mrs. Vida
Cooper, Misses Dorothy and Cath
crime Marie Stewart, May Florence,
Eva Berger, Alma Wenning, Mildred
Lipp, Lillian and Marie GroSSman
and Mary and Ruth Cooper.
Appointments were in green, Or
child and yellow, the bride-e elect S
colorS, and the gifts were presented
by Georgianna Hall and Kenneth
Hoy Jr., dressed as a bride and
groom.
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Educator to
Address PIT. A..
Meeting Here

DR.. Gary Cleveland Myers, head
of the Decentralization department.
Of Cleveland college. Western Re
serve university, will talk on Our
Children in These Times" at the
annual dinner meeting of the IN
dianapoliS Parent Teacher Fedora
ton, Wednesday, March %, at
Shortridge high school.
The local chapter of the Admin
istrative Women in Education is CO.
operating with the PIT. A. in
bringing DR.. Myer to the city. The
lecture is open to the public.
Dinner will be served in the
school cafeteria and reservations
may be made with Mrs. Lucien
King, 4444 College avenue.
Annual reports of local presidents
and other business will be consid-
cred at the afternoon session of
the federation. The music depart
ment Of the high school will pro-
vide the music for the afternoon
and evening meetings.
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MOTHER CLUB TO
GIVE CARD PARTY

The Phi Delta Theta Mothers
Club of Butler university will en-
terrain with benefit card party at
? Tuesday afternoon at Banner
Whitehill auditorium. Tea will be
served at 4.
The reservations committee is
composed Of Mesdames Arthur
Gilliom, H. j. Rafensperger and
Urban K. Wilde Sr. Reservations
may be made with any member of
the cllh
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Women Voters
Official Will
Give Address

Miss Florence Kiriin, executive
secretary Of the Indiana League of
Women Voters, will discuss The
World Economic Conference" at a
luncheon Monday, under the aus
pices OF the public affairs commit
tee of the central Y. w. C. A.
Miss Kirlin will speak on the
agenda Of the coming world econ
omic conference as it was presented
at the conference on the cause and
cure of war which she attended in
Washington in January.
Local representatives of the nine
women's organizations affiliated
with the national committee on the
cause and cure of war will attend
the luncheon, which will be served
at II in social hall.
Following the talk there will be
a discussion and conference period.
Invitations are being extended to
persons interested in world economic
problems.
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Election of officers is scheduled
for the covered dish luncheon meet
ing Of the Wednesday afternoon
club with MeSdames Herbert Rem
nard, Robert Campbell, Paul Ame-
ter, Albert Walsman, Bob Shank
and Joe Kettery as hoSteSses.
indianapolis branch of the State
Assembly Woman's Club will meet
for luncheon at 1890 at the Din
ner Bell tearoom. Mrs. Paul v.
McNutt will be the guest of honor.
Mrs. Julius G. Travis is in charge
of the arrangements and Mrs.
James Mendenhall will preside.
Mrs. Elijah Jordan will talk on
my Paris kaleidoscope" at the
meeting of the Women's Faculty
Club Of Butler university of which
Mrs. Bruce Kershner is chairman.
THURSDAY
The Portfolio Club will meet with
Mr. and Mrs. william Forsyth, Miss
Katherine Layman and Mrs. For
syth in charge of the supper ar
rangements. Benjamin Disraeli viii
be discussed.
Mrs. Earl r. Gender will be hos
tess for the Thursday Lyceum Club
at her home, 25 Meridian place
Officers will be elected and Mrs. j
H. Talge will discuss current events
Mrs. Fred c. Gardner, Mrs. Mar
tin RehfuSs and Mrs. p. M. Dill will
be hostess for the Review Circle.
Guest day will be observed by the
Aftermath Club at the home of Mrs
Charles F. Miller, 5766 Central ave-
nue.. Irish Folklore will be dis
cussed and an original story told by
Mrs. Henry E. Won GrimmenStein.
FRIDAY
women in Music will be dis
cuSSed by Mrs. L. L. Lackey at the
meeting of the Current Events Club
at her home, 3042 Macpherson
street. Mrs. M E. Burkhart will
assist the hostess.
Mrs. Rudolph Miller is in charge
of the luncheon meeting of the
Culture Club. Mrs. c. B. Taylor will
talk on British Service in India"
Talks on "Pre-Columbia Mexico
and Spanish CONQUEST of Mexico
will be given at the meeting Of the
Irvington Fortnightly Club, with
Mrs. c. H Winders and Mrs. w. B.
Farmer as hosteSSeS.
Womans Round Table Club will
meet with Mrs. William F.. Collins,
4455 Washington boulevard. Mrs.
G. A. Millett will talk on World
Fairs of the Past" and Century of
Progress Exhibition"
Miss Katherine Graydon, profess
Sor emeritus of English literature at
Butler university, will be guest
speaker at the meeting of the Irv-
ington Women's Garden Club. Mes
danes Henry Askren, G. F. Heagy,
Frank Shugert and R. C. Swartz
will be hostesSeS.
SATURDAY
Mrs. DemarcuS Brown will talk on
the Enigma of Aaron Burr" and
Mrs. w. Glen Johnson will provide
the music for the night meeting of
the Magazine Club with Mrs. John
F. Kelly, chairman of hostesses.
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Purinn Will Be
Celebrated by
Bethel Women

A program appropriate for the
Jewish holiday, Purim, will be pre-
scented at the regular meeting of
the Sisterhood of Temple Bethel
zedeck at 2 Monday in the vestry
room Of the temple.
A playlet, in the spirit of bur-
lesque and masquerade, will be given
by MesdameS Philip FaIender,
Aaron Click, Jack Goldberg, John
Greenbaum, William Miller, Max
Plesser, Arthur Rose, Dave Sablosky,
William Sebel, Max Selig, Sam Wolf
and Sam Yaver, and Miss Dorothy
SchleSinger
Miss Eugenia Magidson will sing
several selections.
The social hour will be in charge
of Mrs. Sebel, chairman of the hos
pitality committee. Mrs. ]. A. Good
man is president
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SORORITY NAMES
NEW PRESIDENT

Miss Florence Wilkens will be
installed as president of the Alpha
chapter of Phi Sigma Theta sorority
at the meeting Monday night at
the home of Miss Hilda Koetteritic,
3015 Ruckle street.
Others taking the oath of office
will be Mrs. Max HoSs, vice-presi-
dent; Miss Eleanor Gels, secretary;
Mrs. James Mesalam, treasurer;
Miss Koetteritic, rush captain; Mrs.
Herald Settlers, chaplain, and Miss
Margaret Apologize, publicity.
Mrs. Norwood Epler and Miss
Alice Krasue will have charge of
the social affairs of the sorority for
the year.
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Alpha Chi Omega AIunp,pae Club
Planning Guest Day Meeting

Committees for the guest day
meeting of Beta Beta alumnae club
of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, April
8, at the home Of Mrs. Ralph E.
Clark, 1922 Guilford avenue, were
appointed by Mrs. F. c. Tucker,
president. at meeting held this
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Verne A. Trask, 100 East Seventy
first street.
The committee in charge of the
next meeting is composed of Mes
danes Earl w. Kiger, chairman;
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Mrs. Shadinger
Will Speak to
Theta Mothers

Mrs. Guy Shadinger will be guest
speaker at the melting of the Kappa
Alpha Theta Mothers Club Tues
day noon at the chapter house, 442
West Forty-siXth street.
Mrs. Shadinger will talk on
Tents in the Wind" and Mrs. Cur
It's Hodges will lead the devotions.
Miss Geraldine Kuntz will present
a group of musical selections.
HosteSses will be Mesdames A. H.
Hinkle, chairman; w. H. Judd, H.
G.. Crawford, C.. A. Hockensmith,
M. A. Auerbach, and George Woody.
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GRAND OFFICERS
TO Be INSTALLED

Grand officers of Omega Phi Tau
sorority will be installed at 2 Sun
day afternoon at the Sphinx Arms.
They are: Miss Evelyn Pennick,
president; Miss Marjorie Lakin,
vice-president; Mrs John Craig,
recording secretary; Miss Mary
Phyllis Perkins, corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. Robert Robert Craig,
treasurer; Miss Aoeline Phillips,
head of extension; Mrs. Laurel
Daugherty, sergeant-at-arms and
Miss Martha Spall, publicity chair
man.
Beta chapter Of the sorority will
hold a regular business meeting
Monday night at the home of Miss
LewElla Hickman, 1901 North Dear
born street.
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OFFICERS TO BE
NAMED BY POST

Officers will be elected at the
luncheon meeting of the Past Pres
idents League Of the Major Robert
Anderson Post "A, Monday at Fl.
Friendly.
The following will be hostesses
Mesdames Grace Hoffmeyer, Clara
Bottorff, Anna Starr, Bee Porter
Claudia Erther, Jessie Clark, Laura
Stewart.
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WOMEN'S COUNCIL
TO MEET MONDAY

Miss Genevieve Brown will aG :
dress the Perry Township Council
of Republican Women at its meet
ing Monday at the home of Mrs.
Rita Boyer 222 South Fifth street,
Beech Grove.
Mrs. A. L. Roberts will give the
invocation and Mrs. Boyer has ar
ranged a musical program.
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PLAN PARTY FOR
JEWISH CHILDREN

Parents and children of the In
dianapolis Hebrew Congregation
Sunday school will be entertained
at supper by the PIT. A in the
temple vestry room Sunday. Purim
exercises by the children will be
held at 5, followed by the O'Clock
supper.
Mrs. Milton Steinberger is in
charge Of the arrangements, assist
ed by Mrs. Joseph Hyman. program
chairman, and Mrs. J. K. Berman
president of the organization.
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Aftermath Club VIII Hold
St. PatriCkS Guest Tea

Mrs. C. S. Lycan will preside and
announce the program, arranged by
Mrs. Charles w. Field Mrs. William
h. Foreman will assist the hostess.
Mrs. o. T. Behymer will sing,
accompanied by Mrs. John A. Sink.
Her program Will be comp ,sed OF
The Little Irish Girl by Herman
Lohr; An Irish Folk Song. by
Arthur Fcote; IRISH Lullaby" by
Alice Adelaide Needham; Danny
Boy" by Fred E. Weatherly; of
IN the Silly Night" by Tom Moore.
An o. irel o~y. Kelvin of Ken
loe Coul. VII DC read by Mrs.
HenH2 E. Won Grimmenstein.
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HEYL STUDY CLUB
OFFICERS NAMED

Mrs. D. A. Anderson was elected
president of the Heyl Study Club
at a meeting held recently at the
club rooms, Rauh Memorial library.
Other officers who will begin
their term of office Sept. 5, are :
Mrs. James H. Brayton, first vice
president; Mrs Joseph K. Grub,
second vice president; Mrs. w. j. E.
Weber, recording secretary; Mrs.
John S. Macy, corresponding secre-
tary, and Mrs. Samuel j. Copeland,
treasurer.
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F. S. Cannon, Charles Thomas. and
Misses Charlotte Wainwright and
Frances AIcNees, all members Of
Iota chapter at the University Of
Illinois.
The nominating committee is COM
posed of Mrs L. E. Gettins, chair
man; Mrs. Trask, Misses Louise
Griffin, Helen Murray and Dorothy
Lambert.
Mrs. Paul Isenbarger entertained
this afternoon with dramatic inter
pretations.
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Campfire Girls

At the last meeting of the senior
Wapemeo group at the home Of
Esther Mae Ashton, the girls held
a bad taste" party. Each guest
dressed in clothes which represented
some kind of bad taste. The men,
bers explained how each mistake
could be remedied. Vitallis Alting
received the prize jig-saw puzzle for
having the funniest costume.
Members of the Nowetompa group
are planning to make a history Of
the group and are collecting mate
rial relating to the activities of the
group and the organization.
The Titamoki group will hold a
tea today at the home of Dorothy
Steck.
The Tech group will have as their
guest today Miss Janice TruaX, art
instructor at the high school, who
will talk to the girls on line and
color as related to dress.
The benefit card party of the
Guardians Association which was
to be held Saturday has been post
poned until May Is.
Regular meeting of the Camp Fire
Girls Glee Club will be at 1870
Saturday afternoon at the First
Baptist church. Following the
meeting the Scribes will hold their
meeting.
The Guardians Association held
their monthly meeting Tuesday
night at Camp Fire Girls office, az
Union Trust building. Miss Irene
Pigg, graduate nurse, gave talk
and demonstration on first-aid and
bandaging.
The Camp Fire Girls Office has
been moved from the Pennway
building to AZ Union Trust building.
All girls are invited to come and
visit the new offices.
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Mrs. Mary Traub Busch and Miss
Mary Rogers will present a musical
program during the afternoon. Ar
rangements for the affair are under
the direction of Mrs Busch
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Z. J. Shields or Mrs. Freder-
lex II. Bowen. Mrs. Othniel Hitch,
chairman of the department, will
preside.
Mrs. A. G. Rasmussen, 5135 Cen
trail avenue, will be hostess at the
luncheon meeting of the auxiliary
of the Public Health Nursing Asso-
citation Of the Womans Department
Club at 1890 Tuesday.
The Ten O'clock" group will
meet Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. H. B. Burnet, 4417 North
Pennsylvania street.
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PURDUE WOMEN
TO BE SPEAKERS

Miss Amy Howe and Miss Edith
Gamble, members of the home
economics staff of Purdue university,
will be guest speakers at the dinner
meeting Of the Purdue women of In
dianapols at the home Of Mrs. Fred
Saunders, 1924 East Washington
street at $50 Tuesday night.
Officers will be elected and Miss
Fern Echolds is chairman Of the
nomination committee. Mrs. Grace
Granger, group president. viii pre-
side at the business session.
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An Irish musical and dramatic
program will be presented at the
st. Patrick's guest tea, to be held
by the Aftermath Club Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Charles F
Miller. 5766 Central avenue.
Decorations and appointments
Will be in keeping with ST. Patricks
day. Pouring at the tea table VIII
be Mesdames c. S. Lycan w Pink
Hal. j. H. Brill and P H. Yant
Assistants in the dining room will
be Mrs Horace H. Banks. Mrs.
Nettie Li-tleton Kane and Miss
Elizabeth Cooper.
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MOTHERS CLUB
TO TOUR BUTLER

Members Of the Pi Beta Phi
Mothers Club of Butler university
will tour the Arthur Jordan Me-
morial hall Monday following
o'clock luncheon at the Campus
Club. Mrs. Aide BidwelI Wesen-
berg, chairman Of the woman5
council, will address the group in
the recreation room.
Mrs. w. K. Gearen and Mrs.
George McCarty will be hoStesseS.