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20, is a forecast of the out
come-the senate measure
finally will prevail and be
signed by President Roose-
welt.
The Norris bill throws no restric-
tons about the building of these
lines, while the house bill wraps the
proposed construction with hin
ORANGES that Senator George w.
Norris rep, Neb) will not accept.
The house bill provides that be-
fore the project managers can build
these lines they must first try to
lease, buy. or condemn and purchase
existing facilities to transmit power
over the Tennessee basin.
Bluffs Called by Norris
Senator John H. Bankhead dem,
Ala endeavored to have this writ
ten into the Norris bill, but Senator
Norris, whose fight for preservation
of Muscle Shoals makes possible the
great Roosevelt project, said it would
only mean that the Shoals board
will have to get on their knees to
the power trust before they can
build a transmission line"
Bankhead inferred that the house
provision was favored by Mr.. 5Ioose-
welt, but Senator Norris cried:
IF the senator from Alabama, or
any other senator, can bring a
statement here from the President
of the United States that he Iavors
the senator's amendment, 1 will wire
my resignation as a senator 10 the
Governor of my state within ten
minutes"
Thereupon the senate defeated
Bankhead with a shout.
Senator Norris also called the
bluff" of those who have been m
sisting that the nitrate plants should
be Used to make cheap plant food,
He said that the American Farm
Bureau Federation ha6 long OPP
posed his bill, presumably on these
grounds.
Walsh May Head Project.
So, to satisfy the federation, Nor
ris had his bill amended so that the
President could lease the plants to
the federation for ST year to be
used solely in making fertilizer.
When the bill is signed it is ex-
pected that approximately $40,-
100000 will be appropriated to build
a transmission line between Muscle
Shoals and the site of Cove
Greek dam in east Tennessee, to cost
about $6000,000, and then the dam
itself.
1t is rumored President Roosevelt
will appoint Frank P. Walsh, chair
man of the New York power au-
thority, as chairman of the Tennessee
valley authority, and also may name
Arthur Morgan of Ohio and Ten
nessee as a member. The third
member is expected to be an en-
inent chemist.
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Upper-MiSS Kathryn Murphy,
IS North Addison street Qeft) and
Miss Betty j. Roberts, 1901 Cen
trail avenue, gingerly grasping
frogs.
Lower-Miss Ruth Finegold, 403
East Morris street, concentrating
on various sections of a fish.
The crack about Gaul and It's va
rious parts has nothing on activities
of co-eds at Butler university in the
biology department.
The girls are concentrating theil
efforts on vivisection of various ex-
hibitS and many of them have fcunc
parts in a fish that they never
knew existed.
There still are some dainty
maids on the campus who do theil
work with slight twinge of fright
but the majority are able to stanc
the strain in good humor, profes.
sors report.
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An investment of just a few
pennies in a Times Business ad will
start the calls for work rolling in.
Call RI-5551
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Democratic Women to Hold
Annual Benefit Card Party

T. Dowd, Carl E. Wood and Leroy
Reach.
Mrs. Judd has appointed the fol-
lowing committees:
Tickets, Mrs. John H. Bingham,
chairman; Mesdames Leland P.
Davis, Kathryn Coleman, Henry
Commiskey, James Deery, Edward
Council, Fred Henschen, E. Kirk
Mckinney, Anna Owen, George Con-
molly, Margaret Koenig, Glen Raj
ston, John Donnelly, William Elk,
Mary Mathews, Misses Sara Henzie
and Marie Sifferlin; prices, Mrs.
Chantilla E. White, chairman, and
Mesdames Garrett F. Kirby, Adolph
Seidensticker, Martin Walpole, H. R.
SpringSteen, Smiley cham b er s,
Adolph Isaacs, William A Pickens,
Harvey j. Keppel and Pat Faunce.
Cards, tallies and pencils, Mrs.
A. G. Newkirk, chairman, and Mes
danes George Werbe, William F.
Dudine, Albert Losche, Thad Brown
and David Newman; candy, Mrs.
G. w. Dowd, chairman, and Mes
danes Legrande Marvin, Bruce
Short, P. c. Kelly, John w. Kern
Jr.. Dryden Yeazel, Edward Yer
Broken, j. G. Koss and Miss Bertha
FurStenberg.
Candy will be sold by Misses Jane
Reach, Wanda Louise Miller, Eliza
beth Armstrong, Ruth Ann Judd,
Margaret DoWd, Kathryn Bingham,
Ruth Plueger, Alice Kelly and Mary
Eta Wood.
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Harmonic Club
Will Present
La Traviata

Verdis LA Traviata" will be
studied at a meeting of the Har-
monte Club Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Norman Schnei-
der Miss Hope Bedford will review
the story of the opera.
At the social hour after the pro-
gram, the hostess will be assisted
by Mesdames Ralph Chapel, S. E.
Fenstermaker, Robert Kinnaird,
James Ogden, j. w. Hutchings and
Clyde Titus.
The program, arranged by Mrs.
Kinnaird and Mrs. Ross Caldwell,
will include selections from the
opera by an instrumental trio, COM
posed of Misses jeanette Orloff,
Virginia Layenberger and Mrs. t.
M. Rybolt, and by vocalists, Mrs.
Jane johnson Burroughs, Mrs. Kin
naird, Mrs. Robert Blake, Charles
Fitch, Mrs. c. F. Cox and Mrs.
James Lowry.
Accompanies will be Mesdames
F. T. Edenharter, Stewart Greene.
S. K. Ruick, William j. Stark and
Mrs. Caldwell
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FOUNDERS TO Be
SORORITY TOPIC

A historical program will be pre-
scented at the monthly meeting Of
the indianapolis Alumnae chapter
of Sigma Kappa sorority Monday
night at the home of Miss Helen
Walsh, 20S West Forty-fourth
street. Mrs. Arthur Wengel and
Miss Marjorie Inwood will assist the
hostess
Miss Hazel Larsen will review
lives of the founders, and Miss Edna
Mae Katzenberger will describe the
sorority'S founding in 1874 at Colby
college. Waterville. Me. Plans for
a Christmas party to be given for
the children of the American Set
tlement day nursery will be dis
cuSSed.
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In the Realm of Clubs

Mrs. Theodore Layman, 90 South
Audubon road, will be hostess for
the guest day meeting of the Irv-
ington Home Study Club.
Guy De FontgalIard will be dis
cussed by Mrs. Francis Anderson at
the meeting of the Proctor Club
at the home of Mrs. Clarence S.
Sweeney, Hampton court.
Mrs. Lawrence J. Shappert, assist
ed by Mrs James w. Ray, will en-
terrain members Of the Alpha Delta
Latreian Club. Robert Hoover will
be guest spea, r.
Mrs. w H. Burgess will talk on
Literary Figures of Boston in the
Seventies" and Mrs. Bert R. john
son will discuss Shakespearean
characters at the meeting of the
Irvington Chautauqua Club. Mrs.
D. E. Kramer, 5527 University ave-
nue., will be hostess.
Emerson Heights Mothers Club
of indianapolis Free Kindergarten
Society will hold a covered dish
luncheon meeting at the kinder
garten, followed by a business
meeting.
Tuesday Guest Club will meet with
Mrs. E. G. Karske, 5346 Guilford
avenue, for a 10 o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. Roy Higgins and Mrs. o. o.
johnson will assist the hostess. Mrs.
H. E. Eberhardt and Miss Mary
Riggs will be guest speakers.
Caledonian Club will meet at
1890 at the Cottage tearoom. 729
North Pennsylvania street, with Mrs.
William Bartlett Jr., chairman. Mrs.
George L. Pugh and Mrs. E. w.
Mumford will assist.
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Lecturer to
Be Heard by
Home Group
Pilgrims to Be Topic of Mrs
DemarChuS Brown on
Wednesday.

Mrs. Demarchus Brown will lee
ture on The Trail of the Pilgrims
at meeting of the American home
department of the Woman's De-
partment Club at 2:3O Wednesday
in the clubhouse, 1902 North Meri-
dian street. At a business meeting
preceding the lecture, Mrs. Bert S
Gadd, chairman of the department
will preside.
At l o'clock Paul Duncan, who is
giving a course in The Ten Best
Books of 1882" as offered for credits
in Epsilon Sigma Omicron sorority
of the Indiana Federation of Clubs
in cooperation with Indiana uni
versity, will review THE Sheltered
Life" by Ellen Glasgow; Matthias
at the Door" by Edwin Robinson
and The Life of Mozart, by Marcia
Davenport.
Following the program, tea will
be served. Mrs. Roscoe G. Leavitt
general chairman, will be assisted
by the November committee, Mrs
Tilden Greer, chairman; Mrs. Carl
j. Weinhardt, vice-chairman, and
Mesdames Henry B. Haywood, John
F. Engelke, Roy Hodson, Sue l.
Aughinbaugh, Harry L. Foreman
w. c. Borcherding, Ronald Foster
Lawrence F. Orr, Edward L. Pedlow
Fred L. Pettijohn, Donald Graham
and Henry L. Dithner.
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BOnar Crarner
Will Play for
Benefit Affair

NIu Phi Epsilon and Sigma Al
pha Iota sororities will present b.
mar Cramer in a concert at Caleb
Mills hall Nov. % for the benefit
of scholarship funds of the organi-
cations.
Mrs. Elmer o. Roberts, general
chairman for Sigma Alpha Iota,
will be assisted by Mesdames Will
liam A Devin, Robert Orbison, S.
K. Ruick, ]. Harry Green, adver-
Using; Miss Irma Mae Steele, ush-
ers; Miss Susan Gray Shedd, pub
licity; Misses Mae Henri Lane and
Helen Thoms. Ushers will inclued
Misses Waneta Vance, Fannie XII
sar, Mrs. Robert Shulz, Miss Lane,
Miss Shedd and Miss Steele.
Mrs w. Lee Hickman, chairman
for Mu Phi Epsilon, will have as
her assistants Miss Mary Gottman,
publicity; Miss Myla Hermann,
tickets; Mrs. William N Fleming
Misses Marguerite Billo, Ramona
Wilson, Mabel Pruitt and Imogene
Pierson.
Ushers will be Miss Gottman, Miss
Pruitt, Miss Wilson, Misses Jeanette
Harris, Sara Elizabeth Miller and
Mrs. William N. Fleming.
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SOrOritieS

Beta chapter, Xxi Delta Xxi sOror-
itv. will hold a rush party tonight
at the home of Mrs. Mary Chiving-
ton. Ash North Gray street For
NAL dinner will be served the guests.
The Alpha chapter, XII Delta XII
sorority, will hold its monthly bust
ness meeting tonight at the home
of Mrs. Leona Ennis, 1910 Naomi
street. Mrs. Helen Grub is in
charge of entertainment
Alpha chapter, Phi Sigma Theta
sorority. will conclude a series of
rush parties tonight with a SUM
Ner party and pledge services at
r., dnwCod Inn. Guests will be
Misses Helen Lamers. Dorothy Abel,
Ann Miller and Mrs. Eugene Mum
sen.
Delta Sigma sorority will hold
formal initiation services tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Misses
Charlotte and Anna Marie Ken
drick. 136 North Denny street. for
the following Misses Emma Nc
Cord. Martha Olsen. Angelina Mont
ford. Katie Herman and Mildred
Hendren.
Delta Rho chapter. Phi Pi Psi
sorority. will elect new officers at a
meeting Monday night at the home
of Mrs. Albert F. WhiSenand, 1902
North Beville street.
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JEWISH JUNIORS
SLATE PEP-FEST

Members of the Indianapolis Sec
ton, National Council of Jewish
Juniors, and their guests will at
tend a pep session at 2:30 tomor-
row afternoon at the Kirshbaum
center. Miss Dorothy Krish will
preside.
The group will sponsor skating
party at Monday night at River
side with benefits to be used for
the Relief Fund Nursery Home in
Cuba.
Miss Dvera Cohen and Louise
Jaeger are co-chairmen for the af-
fair and team captains include
Misses Sophie Rosenthal, Adelaide
Rice, Catherine Feuerlicht, Frances
Falender and Adelaide Cohen.
Assisting the chairmen with the
arrangements are Misses Dorothy
Goldsmith, Gertrude Kroot, Juliet
Speyers, Lois Letter, Hilda Green
berg, Ruth Frand, Mrs. Edith Prob
stein is in charge of publicity.
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DELTA ZETAS WILL
HEAR SPEAKER

Guests of Indianapolis Alumnae
chapter of Delta zeta sorority Tues
day night will hear Mrs. Alice Bax-
ter Mitchell talk on Elizabeth, the
Queen" at the Woman's Department
Club. Hostesses will be Mesdames
Robert Allen, T. S. Pieratt, F. w
Able and Misses Anita Brownlee and
Isabelle Early.
Miss Martha Rundell will play
violin selections during the serving
hour. Miss Florence Condrey, presi-
dent of the Butler university chap
ter, and Miss Evelyn Wright viii
pour. Assisting in the dining room
will be Misses Frances Westcott anc
Maxine Quinn.
The table will be centered with g
plateau of chrysanthemums anc
will be lighted with yellow tapers
Miss Harriet Kistner is president Of
the club.
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Miss InSley Is
Shower Guest
of Miss Brown

Miss Mary Insley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Insley, SAB
University avenue, will be honored
tonight at a kitchen shower and
bridge party at the home of Miss
Helen Louise Brown, 5129 Pleasant
Run parkway. The marriage Of
Miss Insley will take place this
month to Harry F. Mayer of Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
The hostess will be assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Frank T. Brown,
and Mrs. Insley. Guests will in
clude Miss Insley, her sister, Miss
Gertrude Insley; Misses Louise Ha-
worth, Ethel Mary Ostrom, Virginia
Logan, Mary Adams, Martha Nc
Masters, Carol Wagner, Helen
Brown. Jean Mediation, Mary Cath
crime Ware and Catherine Jose.
Miss Kathleen Reidy, assisted by
Miss Ethel Nancy and Miss Caro-
line Packer, entertained last night
at her home, 30O5 East Michigan
street, for Miss Insley and members
Of her department at the public
library.
Decorations and appointments
were carried out in autumn shades.
Chrysanthemums in a gold basket
formed the centerpiece for the serv-
ing table.
Guests included Mrs. Robert ms
ley, Miss Gertrude Insley, Mesdames
Roy Kennedy, Theodore Kuhns,
Victor Brown, Misses Jean Vestal,
Mabel Hunt, Evelyn Carpenter,
Helen June Brown, Helen Richard
son, Margaret and Katherine FL
berg, Pauline Smith, Grace Greene,
Vera Popscheff, Be- e Hereth and
Martha Scott.
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NEAL TO ADDRESS
REPUBLICAN WOMEN

Noel Neal will talk on "Preserva-
ton of Our Fundamental Principles
of Government" at 2 Tuesday at
the Claypool before the meeting OF
the Marion County Council of Re-
publican Women.
Mrs. Vaughn Cornish and Miss
Suzon Olser will present a musical
program. Mrs Charles Mann, chair
man of Inequalities, announces the
following hOSteSSeS: MeSdameS
Chester A. James, Lorene Bradley,
Martha Blackmire, E. E. Nelson, A.
Jack TilSon and Miss Marguerite
Conway. Mrs. Lewis R. Markum
will preside.
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Nursery Board
Will Entertain
Wonen's Clubs

In order to acquaint club women
with the operation of the Indian
apolis day nursery, the board will
sponsor a series of teas. The first
one will be held at 2:30 Thursday
in honor Of the Independent Social
Club and the Artemus Club.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
r. A. Dennis, president of the board,
and MeSdames M. J. Spencer, Bert
Bacon, Arthur Gilliom, Willard
Boyle, Chester A. James, G. K. Nc
Dowell, Hiram RaffenSperger, John
Engelke, Ronald A. Foster and
Misses Dorothy Cunningham and
Mildred Morgan.
Mrs. Frank Freers and Mrs. B. M
Howell will preside at the tea table
Mrs. Foster is chairman of the teas
Visiting clubs will be invited to in
Spect the nursery and observe the
care, given to children left there
while their mothers work.
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Personals

Mrs. William Buckingham Gray
has returned to her home in Chi
cago after visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lieber.
Mrs. Vina L. Goss, Okmulgee
Okla, in the house guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Ronald A. Foster, 3742
North Pennsylvania street,
Jack E. Krause Jr. will spend
three weeks in Jacksonville, Fla.
where he is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
David E. Berkowitz.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Mayer and
Miss Selma Mayer have returned to
their home in Louisville, KY, after
a visit with George Mayer, Misses
Mabelle and Myrtle Mayer.
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MRS. BLOOM WILL
ADDRESS MEETING

Mrs. Allan Bloom will present "a
Historical Sketch of the Jew in
Europe" at the meeting of the Jew
ish Study group of Indianapolis
section, National Council Of Jewish
Women, at 10 Tuesday morning at
KirShbaum center.
Mrs. Louis Seriensky will discuss
current events. Miss Gertrude
Feibleman, Mrs. j. A. Goodman and
Mrs. M. Calm are in charge.
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MISS HOSTETTER
VISITS AT GARY

BIZ Times Special
HAMMOND, Ind, Nov. 17.-MisS
Mary Hostetter, indianapolis, is the
house guest of Mrs. L. L. Bomber
ger this weekend. She attended the
meeting of the Northern Indiana
Western College A1umnae today at
Mrs. Bomberger's home. Mis- S
Hostetter was guest speaker yester-
DAY at the meeting of the Ham
mond D. A. r. chapter at the home
of Mrs. John McFaddin in Gary.
Miss Hostetter is president of the
indianapolis Western College Club
and recently was elected state his
torian of the Indiana D. A. R.
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Marion County Democratic Wom-
ems Club will hold its annual card
party at 2 next Saturday in the
Banner Whitehill auditorium. under
the direction of Mrs. Anna M. Judd,
general chairman. and Mrs. Chan
tilla E. White and Mrs. A. c. New
kirk. co-chairmen.
Others on the general committee
are Mesdames Paul V. McNutt
Thomas R. Marshall, Samuel M
Ralston, John w. Kern ST., Frank
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MONDAY

Mrs. Arthur Baxter, 511o North
Meridian street, will be hostess for
the guest day meeting and musical
of the Woman's Research Club.
Members of the social and program
committees will assist with hospi-
talities.
Irvington Woman's Club will meet
with Mrs. George Buck, 5723 East
Washington street, as hostess. Anne
E. williams will talk on Socrates.
Mountains of Hate" will be the
topic for the meeting of the Vincent
G. L. S. G.
Luncheon will be held by the New
Era Club with Mrs. E. E. Padgett
and Mrs. Nellie Petri as hostesses.
A Thanksgiving program will be
presented.
Mrs. R. T. Fatout and Mrs. Will
liam B. Schiltges will present the
program at the meeting Of the
Monday Conversation Club with
Mrs. Ellen G. Furbee, 2129 North
New Jersey street, as hostess.
Parliamentary Club will meet
with Mrs. William Tomlin, 1920
North Illinois steret. Luncheon
will be served.
Mrs. Clifford J. Richter, presi-
dent of the Elks Cervus Club, will
have charge of the semi-annual
business meeting at the Antlers. All
members are urged to attend.
Mrs. Ella Bowlin will read a
paper on Italian artists at the meet
ing of the Te-Aro-Ah chapter, I.
T. S. Clubs, Inc, at the home 81
Mrs. H. R. Riggs. Thanksgiving
readings will be given.
Mrs. Miriam Schumacher and
Mrs. Howard Brady will present the
program at the meeting Of the
Jenny Lind chapter, I. T. S. Clubs,
Inc, at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Ritter, 1145 South Joseph avenue.
indianapolis Literary Club will
meet at the D. A. R. chapter house,
G. H. A. Cloves will present The
Borderline of Life"
TUESDAY
Mrs. George S. Horton will talk
on Agnes Repplier's essays; Mrs.
Herman B. Leeth, John Galswor-
thy's plays, and Mrs. John s. Macy,
current events, at the meeting of
the Heyl Study Club at the Rauh
Memorial library.
Multum in Parvo Literary Club
will meet with Mrs. Gerald Hyde,
3540 North Pennsylvania street.
English Writers of the Last Cen
tury"s will be discussed by Mrs. w.
H. Polk and Mrs. Frank E. Weimer
Independent Social Club will meet
with Mrs. Urla F. Ellis, 1888 Broad
way.
Mrs. John Thornburg, 6167 Gull
ford avenue, will be hostess for the
meeting of the Wy-Mo-Dau CLUB.
Thanksgiving responses will be given
to roll call.
MesdameS P. r. Chevalier, J. L.
Conley and Charles Cherdron will
be luncheon hostesses for the 1890
meeting Of the Carnelian Club at
the Marott. Business meeting will
follow at leo.
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Corsages of rust pompoms and
Talisman- roses tied with blue rib
bon marked covers of guests at a
luncheon bridge party given this
afternoon by Miss Elinor Kirby for
Miss Mary Margaret Quinn, bride
elect.
White chrysanthemums were used
in the centerpiece arranged as a
miniature bridal party. Candelabra
held blue taperS tied with rust
tulle, carrying out the bridal colors.
The hostess was assisted by her
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COMPOSERS WILL
Be CLUB SUBJECT

Eighteenth Century Composers"
will be the subject of Miss Lucille
Stewart at the meeting of the stu
dent section of the Matinee Mu-
sicale Friday at the home of Mrs.
Charles Maby, 1868 Washington
boulevard.
The musical program will include
songs by Mrs. Marion Sheffield
Adams, accompanied, by Miss Ra-
moaa Wilson; numbers by instru-
mental trio, composed of Miss Ruth
Van Metre, Betty Schellschmidt
and Mary Gottman; songs by Mrs.
William Goory, accompanied by
Mrs. Bonnie Blue Brown, and piano
numbers by Mrs. Thomas P. Wood
son. Mrs. E. o. Noggle is chair
man Of the section.
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WORLDS FAIR TO BE
LECTURE TOPIC

Earl Boyer will lecture on Fair
Vista" at the Rauh Memorial library
at 10 Thursday morning under the
auspices of the Indianapolis branch
American Association of University
Women. This is the seventh in the
series of talks sponsored by the arts
committee of the ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. Boyer will present his inter
probation of A Century of Progress
Exhibition of the lecturers paint
ings will be on display until 6
Thursday night with Mrs. o. M
Helmer, chairman, and members OF
her committee acting as hostesseS.
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jungle Book" the Three Bears, diSconsoate they
examine the broken chair of the tiny bear Cinderella
and her Fairy Godmother. and Alice in Wonderland,
standing as if in conversation with Tweedledum and
Tweedledee
DR. Doolttle is shown with a group of his animal
friends and Winnie the-Pooh be in the midst
of exciting adventure
number of the favorite Mother Goose characters
have been reproduced in cunning miniatures
Peter, the Pumpkin Eater, and his runaway wife
in their pumpkin home, and Mother Hubbard has
been modelled in front of tiny bare cupboard Older
children have been delighted with the replcas of
Huckleberry Finn and one-legged John Silver.
Miss JOhnsonS figures have travelled the
country, to various library association exhibits Last
month they shown in Chicago They are dis
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Miss Quinn Is Honor Guest
at Miss Kirby!S Luncheon

mother, Mrs. Garrett Kirby, and
Mrs. Robert Kirby.
Guests included Misses Sara Jor-
dan, Margaret Branson, Regina
Fluery, Clara Quinn, Mary Griffin,
Jane Sherer, Helen Geiger. Helen
Leppert, Louise Schmitt, Mary Ruth
ellison and Margaret Kelly of Gary,
claSsmate of the hostess at st.
Mary of Notre Dame, and Mesdames
Fred Kirschner, William Fisher and
Thomas Quinn.
Miss Geiger will entertain with a
formal dinner tonight at the Marott.
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MISSIONARY GROUP
WILL SPONSOR TEA

Mrs, Thomas Emery, 929 Eugene
street, will be hostess for the
Thanksgiving tea to be held by the
ladies Of the Missionary Circle of
the Thirty-flrst Street Baptist
church, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Mckinney, chairman
of the program will present an
Americanization sketch, This
Means Me" Mothers chorus from
School Al will present a musical
program and Mrs. Inez Summers
will sing several selections. Mrs. Z.
S. Farmer will lead the devotions.
Mrs. Frank Lamkin, president.
will assist the hostess at the tea
table.
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MRS, CHARRY TO BE
H0NORED AT TEA

Reception and tea will be held
from to 4 Monday afternoon at
Bethel Zedeck temple for Mrs.
Elias Charry. The affair is under
the auspices of the Sisterhood
Mrs. J. A. Goodman, president,
will be assisted by Mrs. Philip Fall
ender, chairman, and Mesdames
John Greenbaum, Louis Barnett,
Max Selig and Leo Shane.