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Giant TurnipS Grown

BIZ IWeS NpeCfuL
GREENCASTLE, Nov. 21.-A tur-
nip weighing nine and one-quarter
pounds, grown by Henry Heber, is
on display here. Another large
turnip, weighing three-quarters of
a pound less than Mr. Herber'S,
was grown by Frank Allen.
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COATS VALUED
AT $3.50 ARE
STOLEN HERE
Theft Is Reported by City
Woman; $50 Ring
Also Taken.

Theft of two fur coats valued at
$500 and $3.50, and a ring valued
at $50 was discovered by Mrs.
Matilda Weber, 1887 Broadway.
when she returned home last night.
she notified police.
A gold ring and coral necklace,
valued at SIS, were stolen from the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Kroger,
1922 Brookside parkway, they re-
ported to police last night
A pass key burglar stole a revolver
and about S. cash from the home of
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Indiana in Brief
Lively Spots in the States Happenings Put
Together Short and Sweet


CNHEIBYVILIE being months the
- fifteen
Hamilton of the operators of the
present orders being filled but
reorganization all former Hodl lines will be produced
ardt according to Mr.. Hamilton
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NOV. 81, 1888

Curtis Larkin. S45 West Twenty
fifth street, las night.
Davis Cox. 1912 Nordyke avenue.
told ponce a thief early today
broke into his home and stole a
radio valued at SIS.
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ter, Democrat, as trustee Of the
town of Charleston. Each receiving
200 votes, lots were drawn to decide
the tie, Carter winning.
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EUROPEAN CONDITIONS
DESCRIBED BY BELZER
City Boy Scout Executive Is Speaker
at Service Club.

at SerYICt OIuD.
European conditions were de-
scribed by F. o. Belzer, local Boy
Scout executive, at a meeting of the
Service Club at the indianapolis
Athletic Club yesterday noon.
Mr.. Belzer, who accompanied
eight city boys to the Scout inter
national jamboree in Hungary this
summer, had as a co-speaker Fos-
ter Clippinger, Scout patrol leader
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indianapolis Power and Light Company
TUESDAY
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5.30-Bohemians.
5.45-Pirate club.
-Walkathon
6.l5-Bohemians
6.30-Buck Rogers (CBS).
6.45-CiVic speaker.
650-Tally-ho orchestra.
7.00-Elmer Everett Yess (CBS).
7:l5-Singin' Sam (CBS).
z 30-Bennie Rubin.
745-Hollywood LoW-down.
800-California melodies (CBS).
830-Ramblers.
9:00-Piano Twins.
GENERALIZATION.
9.30-NeWs Service (CBSl.
9.45-Myrt and Marge (CBS).
l000-New World symphony (CBS).
10:15-Gertrude Eiesen fCBSj.
10.30-Isham Jones orchestra (CBS).
II 00-Atop the Indiana Roof.
IL 30-Tally-ho orchestra
II Capitalization news.
12,05-Sign of.
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INDIANAPOLIS Broaaeasting. Incl
TUESDAY
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445-Nurserv Rhymes tWEAF@.
sI5-Mme. Frances Aida (WEAF).
53O-Mary Small WIZ.
5.45-Little Orphan Annie tWJZ).
6.0O-PianO melodies.
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700-Jimmv Boyer.
7.l5-MarYel Myers.
7.50-Wayne Kings orchestra CWEAFl.
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s.3O-Bridre game.
9.00-Lives at stake fWEAF1.
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10 30-Meyer Davis orchestra fWEAF).
II oO-Rudy Vallee orchestra tWEAF).
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TUESDAY
4OO-Joe Emerson and orchestra.
4.l5-Ma Perkins.
430-Singing Lady fNBC).
4.45-Little orphan Annie (NBCl;,
gram.
5.l5-Musical Highlights.
530-Bob NeWhalI.
5.45-Loweu Thomas (NBC).
600-Amos m Andy CNBC).
6.i5-To be announced.
630-Lum and Abner (NBC).
645-Venida Beauty parade.
700-Crime club (NBCl.
730-Dr. Bundesen and Health drama
(NBCl
745-Trade and Mark
600-Ben Bernies orchestra (NBC).
530-Ed Wynn (NBCD.
900-Charlie Davis dance orchestra.
9:30-Zero rour.
10.00-The Keynoters
l0l5-Dorothy Rotay and Johnny Null
doWney.
l0:30-Charlie Davis dance orchestra.
:OO-Pht Harris orchestra (NBC)
II 30-Reggie Childs and orchestra CNBC)
1900 Midnight-Charlie Davis dance or
chestra
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II: 30-Moon river
1:00-Sign off.
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Election Contest Suit Filed

JEFFERSONVILLE, Nov. Il. =
Ernest Conley, Republican, has filed
suit to contest election Of Otis Car
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POLICE GUARD ASKED
North Side Woman Asks Protection
Against AnnOyer.

Protection Of police was asked
last night by Miss Lois Irvine, 1859
Capitol avenue, who reported that
on several occasions, while driving
home at night, man in black
sedan has followed her and tried to
get in her car.
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FIRE DAMAGES HOME

Overheated Stove Causes $500 Loss
at Parsonage.
Fire, believed to have started by
an overheated stove. caused about
$500 damage yesterday afternoon to
the home of the Rev F. E. Cory,
735 Shelby street, Wesleyan M. E.
church pastor.
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the meeting of the Aftermath club
at the home of Mrs. w. Pink Hall,
205 East Thirty-fourth street.
FRIDAY
Mrs. o. E. Stanfield, 926 West
drive, Woodruff Place, will be host
tess for the meeting OF the Culture
club. Mrs. Albert Ogle will talk on
"NationaliSm in India"
1.-The Cecil Family" and Rivers to
the Sea" will be the topics discussed
at the meeting of the Indianapolis
Woman's club, at at the Propy-
laeum.
The Irvington Fortnightly club
will elect officers at the covered dish
luncheon meeting at the home of
Miss Martha Cunningham, 81 Lay
man avenue.
SATURDAY
Mrs. DemarchuS Brown will talk
on The Lonesome Pacific" at the
meeting of the Magazine club at
2:15 at the Y. W. G. A. Music will
be arranged by Mrs. L. S. Fisher,
and Mrs. Irving Blue is chairman Of
hostesses.
The Saturday Afternoon Literary
club will hear a book review of The
Magnificent Obsession" given by
Mrs. Henry H. Prescott, and word
study by Mrs. Theodore M. Wessner.
Mrs. Willard S. Boyle and Miss
Laura G. Holden are hostesses.
The Inter Ala club will observe
its birthday anniversary at dinner
party at Whispering Winds. Hus-
bands of members will be guests.
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w. Harry Johnson of Bloomington,
Mrs. Frank Mayr Jr., Mrs. NJ Cliff
ford Townsend, Mrs. A. P. Flynn Of
Logansport, Mrs. Earl Peters of Fl.
Wayne, Mrs. Robinson Hitchcock,
and Mrs. Pleas Grecnlee.
State officers and senators with
their wives and families will be
guests.
Thursday night reception will
be given IGNORING members of the
house Of representatives, their
wives and families. Mrs. NIcNutt S
assistants will be Mrs. Earl Craw-
ford, Mrs. Frank Finney, Mrs. Ed
ward H. Stein, Mrs. Frank McHale
and Mrs. Wayne Coy.
Governor and Mrs. McNutt will
be guests at a reception given by the
indianapolis chapter American Red
Gross, from 100 to Friday after
noon, in the workshop on South Me-
ridian street.
Mrs. William H. Coleman, gen.
eral chairman Of the garment pro-
duction group, is issuing invitations
to head workers, their husbands and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Woollen, $500
Dean road. will entertain in honor
Of the McNutts with dinner Sat-
urday night.
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In the Realm of Clubs
MONDAY

MONDAY
The indianapolis Literary Club
will hear a talk on Meeting the
Country Banker" by Henry C..
Ketcham.
Mrs. M. M. Andrews, 421 East
Forty-f1rst street, will be hostess for
the Review Club. Mrs. Harold Cum
ming will review Way of the
Lancer" and Mrs. Eli Lilly will dis
cuss 'Lyautey."
TUESDAY
The Proctor Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Walter Shiel, 1904
Central avenue. Mrs. Leroy j. Reach
will talk on "St. Catherine of Siena."
Mrs. George Calvert will give a
talk at the meeting of the Fort
nightly Literary Club at the Propy-
laeum.
Mrs. Newton Mcclure, 1856 Gen.
trail avenue, will be hostess for the
Independent Social Club.
WEDNESDAY
Charter members of the Irvington
Mothers Study club will be guests
at the meeting of the club at the
home of Mrs. Dennis Dalton, 1851
Lowell avenue. Mrs. Alvin Fisher
will be assistant hostess. A talk by
Mrs. w. H. Cooper and a musical
program have been arranged.
knowledge Is Power" is the sub
ject for the meeting of chapter
r. P. E. o. Sisterhood at the home
of Mrs. Cecil Stalnaker, 7O9 Con-
gresS avenue.
THURSDAY
The Thursday Lyceur' club will
meet at the home of Mrs. L. c..
Messick, Penn Art Apis, Mrs. Irv-
ing P. Blue will discuss the La
brador Doctor" by Wilfred Grenfen.
The Pierian Study club will meet
at the home of Mrs. T. D. Hoover,
5261 Guilford avenue Travel: See
ing America First" Will be topic of
discussion.
Discussions on Madame Curie and
on medical research will be held at
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wife of the senator; Mrs. Clifford
Townsend, wife of the Lieutenant
Governor and Speaker of the SEN
ate; Mrs. Earl Crawford, wife of
the Speaker of the house; Mrs. 1.
N. Trent, president of the State
Assembly Womans Club, and the
president of the hostess club.
HosteSses will be members of the
executive board of the club and
wives of state officials. Mesdames
Frank Mayr, Floyd Williamson,
William Storen. George Cole, Wal
ter Treanor, Curtis Roll, David
Mayors, Michael FanSler, Philip
Lutz, Fred Pickett, Posey Kline,
William H. Bridwell, Ralph Smith,
William Dudene, Harvey Curtis, AL
phonso Wood, Earl Peters, A. P.
Flynn, Glenn Clifford, Walter
Chambers, Marshall Williams, Pleas
Greenlee, Samuel Ralston, Evans
Woollen, Carl Wood, Frank T.
Dowd, Nathan Swain, John Kern,
Omer Jackson, George Werbe, and
Misses Emma May, Lucy Taggart,
Marcia Murphy, B. F. Mooney and
Miss Bess Robbins.
Assisting the hostesses will be
Misses Margaret DoWd, Catherine
Bingham, Rosemary Gray, Marri-
eta Wood, Ruth Ann Judd,
Gretchen Mary Yeazel, Patricia
Kelley, Mary Fischer, Alyce Mildred
GLAND and Jane Keith.
A musical program will be given
during the evening by Louise Smith,
Mary Cregor and Alberta Falstich.
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Miss Evelyn Thompson, member
of DIAN sorority, is member Of
the floor committe for the Valen-
tine frolic, to be given Feb. II at
the Antlers by Alpha Tau chap
ter, Phi Pi Psi, Indiana Alpha
chapter, Lambda Alpha Lambda
and the DIAN sororities.
Members Of the sororities on
various COMMITTEES are Misses
Valeria Hopkins, Sally Jones, and
Miss Thompson, DIAN; Misses
Harriet Clary, Peggy Smith, and
Ruth Lanham, Phi Pi Psi; and
Misses Edna Wilkinson, Alice
Dietz. Helen Wilkinson, Margaret
Donohue, Emma Lou Voelkner and
Mrs. Ruth McLear, Lambda Al
pha Lambda. Miss Donohue is
general chairman.
Special numbers by the Indiana
Vagabonds will be songs of the
three sororities. Lighted replicas
of their pins will be hung over
the orchestra.
The Valentine motif will be used
in the decorations. Red hearts,
lettered with Greek letters Of
guest sororities and fraternities
will be strung across the floor.
Members from the Danville
chapter Of lambda Alpha Lambda
and the Chicago chapter of Phi
Pi Psi will attend.
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Governor and Mrs. McNutt will
be seated with members Of the board
Of directors and the entertainment
committee in the northeast parlor.
The clubhouse will be decorated
with spring flowers.
Assistants will be Misses Lucy
Taggart, Cerene Ohr, Mary Sullivan,
Evelyn M. Butler and Anna Knubbe
and Mesdames Winfield Miller. Rob-
ert Adams, H. A. Boomer, Charles
Edwards, Richardson Sinclair, Paul
Fisher, William Kuhn, Walter Mar
mon, Frank A. Hamilton. Demar-
chus Brown, r. O. McAleXander,
George Dickson, Perry Clifford. L. C.
Boyd Cora Epps, Thomas D. Sheer
in, F. Ellis Hunter, Otto N. Frenzel
Jr" Carl Vernon Griffith, O. B. lies.
j. /. Holcomb, William NJ Louden.
Edward Gall. John w. Anterior, c.
G. Perry, William II. Coburn. Henry
Bliss, Robert Failey, Dorothy d.
Goodrich, Frank B. Fowler, william
j. Hogan, Fred Hoke, Ralph Lemoke.
Edmund d. Clark and Christopher
Coleman.
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Prof. Harany
Will Address
Church Group

Professor James Haramy of the
Indiana Central college will be guest
speaker at the night meeting of the
Woman's Association Of the Irving
ton Methodist church to be held at
8 Thursday in the church parlors.
Professor Haramy will talk on
What Is a Man Worth?"
A night meeting, instead of the
usual afternoon gatherings, is being
held in order that the business
women Of the organization may at
tend. Husbands and friends of the
association are invited.
Mrs. James Fisher will have
charge of the devotions. The pro-
gram will include the following
songs by Mrs. Everett c. johnson,
soloist: Rain" Sunny Boy" and
The Holiday"
Preceding the meeting a dinner
is scheduled at 6:15 in the church
social room. Mrs. Roy H. Graves,
president, will conduct a short bust
ness session, after which the regular
monthly meeting of the association
will be held
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A Night in Spain" is the theme
to be used for the affair which Is
one of interest to members Of the
social world.
Assistant chairmen are Mrs. j.
H. Laird and Mrs. Carrie Hammel.
and the following committees have
been named:
Box committee, Mrs. B r. Petit
John, chairman; Mrs Wallace 0.
Lee, Mrs. w. T. Eisenlohr. and
Mrs. Charles Seidenstcker, assist
ant chairmen; Mesdames Fred
Duesenberg, Sam U. Greenburg. A.
H. Adams, George Hilgemeier. j.
Frank Holmes, Wayne o. Stone. A.
j. Hueber, Fred c. Krause. StoWeA
c. WATSON, o. H. Broadway. J. A.
Brookbank, Edward A. Lawson,
Maxwell Long. Sydney Weinstein,
William J. Memmer and Charles
A. Sellers.
Entertainment, Mrs. ANGEL p.
Harvey, chairman; Mrs. L. c. Bur
nett and Mrs. c. w. Richardson.
assistant chairmen; Mesdames Don
aid Graham Marie Bush Grifey.
Claude T. Hoover, John Nueber,
Floyd j. Mattice, Geoge w. Shaher
and Thomas. c. Whallon.
Decorating, Mrs. A. c. Earring,
chairman; Mrs. H. A. Condit and
Mrs. o. j. Bookwalter, assistant
chairmen; Mesdames A. J. Lauth.
Albert F. Eiteljorg, Charles E. Beb-
niger, J. E. Berry, Fred w. Bruhn.
Charles Byf1eld, Edward H. Enners.
Thomas l. Hale, Omer Hawkins.
Harold J. Koch, Gaylor Bust, John
I. Sawyer, Louis j. SeyfTert, Lynn
Stone. B. H. Sturm and Walter o.
Webster.
Ticket committee, Mrs. Frank e.
Gaines, chairman; Mrs. Charles
Martin and Mrs. Carl E. Wood. as
sistant chairmen; Mesdames w. K.
Cooper, o. P. Fauchier, William
Freund, Irving Hamilton, Adrian
HamerSly, William H. Manning.
Leroy Martin, Kurt D. Schmidt and
William F. Werner.
Music committee, Mrs. Herbert
Tyson, chairman; Mrs. E. p. Akin.
assistant chairman; Mesdames E. ].
Braman, E. L. Burnett, J. A. Daugh-
erty, Harry N. ElWert, G.. w. KIeder.
Roy L. McNair, Walter DIN, Mar
garet Beam, Jeane A. Roush and
j. H. Warrender
Hospitality, Mrs. AIonzo B. Chap
man, chairman; Mrs. Edward Ferger
and Mrs. George Lemauz. assistant
chairmen; Mesdames Attic M. Mar
tin, B. M. Forbes, H. D. Hamilton.
Jesse G. Marshall, c. j. Mcintyre.
H. V. Scarborough, Thomas H.
Walsh, G. G. Schmidt, D. B. SuIli-
van, Boyd W. Templeton, CLYDE E.
Titus and Richard B. futile.
Cigarets, Mrs. J. N. Bromart
chairman; Mrs. Floyd Brown, as
sistant chairman; Mesdames Glen
E. Harsh, Paul Leathers, Howard
w. Linkert, Gus Mayer, Rufus Num-
ford, Charles Renard and Sidney
Rice.
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The musical numbers will be as
follows:
Act I-"Prelude" Mrs. Clifford Folz.
Elsa's Dream, Mrs. Louis TrsUeott: The
swan Song. Miss Lucy Clark Nina HAYES
Dutton: PRAYER. Mrs. Glenn Friermood.
Act IL Prelude Mrs. Clifford Fol-.
Zahl Scearcv. Mrs. Jane johnson Bur
-ouQhs.
Act III Prelude" Nina HAYES Dutton.
Bridal Chorus selected voices from
Shortridge hief school choir arranged bv
Mrs. Laura Moag. Christine Hausemann at
We pseno. The Blissful Strain Is Der 90
Mrs. Frank J. Billeter Mrs. Hazel Silvey
rNll: "Lohengrins Narrative" Mrs. H. S.
Pgrtlow.
The accompanies viii be Mrs Simon
Kiser. Mrs S. K Ruick. Mrs. Frank T.
Eoenhaftes and Nina HAYES Dutton.
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Initiation Rites
to Be Held by
Phi Beta Group

Formal initiation services will be
held at 3 Sunday by Epsilon chap
ter, Phi Beta, national professional
dramatic sorority of Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of Music at the 1904
North Delaware street.
Those to become. members are
Misses Fanchon Fattig, Hortense
Guthrie and Marthadean Lesher.
The services will be led by Misses
Rae Cawdell, Maxine Mckay Ber-
nice Van Sickle, Alma Meyers, Helen
Frances Starr, Phyllis Nordstrom
a n d Mesdames Georgia Maggie,
Helen bingham and Helen Morton.
Plans are being made to present
Frances Beik and BOmar Cramer in
a recital March at the Civic the
alter playhouse.
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at
Bridge Party
Are Appointed

Mrs. Alvin R. Jones is chairman
of hostesses for the women's lunch
con bridge party. to be held at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club Wednes-
day, Feb. in the green room.
Assistant hostesses will be Mes
danes Elmer Holtgren, Harold j.
Koch, G. c. Wege, R. c. Griswold,
E. j. Herman, A. F. Head and W.
H. Jarrett.
Men only will attend the presi-
dents dinner at the club at $50
Tuesday night Following dinner an
entertainment program will be pro-
vided. Guests are not permitted
for this affair.
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Women Voters
to Talk Views
on Manchuria

The indianapolis League of Wom-
en- Voters will continue its study
groups on international relations at
10 Wednesday morning in the Rauh
Memorial library when Miss Mae
Shipp will lead discussion on the
Manchurian question. The same
subject will be featured at the meet
ing Feb. 8.
The regular meeting of the legis-
lative steering committee will be
held at 1890 Monday morning in
the league offices, 7O8 Illinois build
ing.
Mrs. Warren K. Mannon, chair
man, will lead the discussion of
legislative measures, being backed
by the league.
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H, E, DEDDER TO
TALK AT LIBRARY

H. E. Dedder, president of the
Lincoln Chiropractic college. will
talk at 8 tonight at the Cropsy au-
ditorium at the Central library
when the college will be host for
the intercollegiate Cosmopolitan
Club of indianapolis.
Violin and piano numbers will he
played by Mrs. Charlotte Valen-
tine and Mrs. c. R. Robinson.
A Valentine. tea will be the fea-
ture of the meeting to be held
Sunday. Fob -, at the home of
Professor and Mrs. Gino Ratti.
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GOOD WILL CLUB
ARRANGES PARTY

January Cycle of the Good Will
club Of st. Joseph'S church will give
card party at 2:3O Monday after
noon at its hall, 619 East North
street. Euchre, bridge, five hundred,
bunco and lotto will be played.
Miss BRIDGET A. Meehan is chair
man and viii be assisted by Mrs.
Margaret Puts and Misses Loretta
Martin, Loretta McManamon, Ger
trude Fox, Mildred Kline, Alice
Dietz, Mary Euler, Margaret Fitz-
gerald, Mary F. Ryves, Elizabeth
Forwe, Louise Weilhammer, Alice
Hollingsworth, Mary Barrett. Bess
Sullivan and Mary McConahav-
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PANAMA PARTY IS
SET FOR TONIGHT

lambda Alpha Lambda sorority
Will give pajama party and mid
night supper tonight at the home
of Mfs. Esther Mary Yates, 776
North Emerson avenue.
The committee in charge is COM
posed Of Miss Emma Lou Voelker,
chairman; Mrs. Lou Farmer and
Misses Helen Wilkinson, Mary Ham
llton and Geneva Roberts. A meet
ing will be held Monday night at
the Antlers.
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Assistants for
Alunnae Clubs
Party Appointed

Mrs Robert Terry, chairman of
the annual card party given by the
indianapolis alumnae club of Pi
Beta Phi sorority, has chosen her
assistants. They will be Mesdames
Ellis B. Hall, R. Hernley Boyd,
Raymond Beelar, Donald Shaw and
Miss Margaret Ulen.
The party will be given Feb. ID
in the Banner-W hitehill auditorium.
Proceeds will be for the benefit of
the Pi Phi settlement school in
Gatlinburg, Tenn, the national
philanthropic project Of the organ
ization.
A display of handcraft products
of the school will be arranged by
Mrs. Terry, who is the local school
chairman
Tea will follow the card party.
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MRS, DAVID ROSS is
TO GIVE BOOK TALK

Mrs. David Ross will be presented
by the American Association of Uni
versity Women in the fifth of
series of book talks at 7:45 Tuesday
night in the Rauh Memorial library.
Mrs. Ross is manuscript reader at
Bobbs-Merrill Publishing Co.
Mrs. Ross will give summary
and comparison of the following
books: March Of Democracy" by
James Truslow Adams; Fighting
the Business Depression" by Roger
w. Babsen; The Crisis of Capital
ism in America, by M. J. Born, and
The A. B. c. of Technocracy," by
Frank ArkWriCht
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KirShbaun to
Give Dance at
Center Sunday

A basketball dance will be the
entertainment Sunday night at
Kirshbaum Community Center, fol-
lowing two games. General chair
men are Harry P Wolf head of the
entertainment committee, and DR..
Philip Falender of the athletic COM
mittee.
Their aids are Mrs. Falender,
Messrs. and Mesdames Jack Gold
berg, Alvin Goldsmith and Rudolph
Schrieber, athletic director.
Music for the dance will be fur
nished by the Patent Leather Kids,
beginning at 9.
The second annual cooperative
carnival will be held Feb. II at the
center, with virtually all Jewish or
CARNATIONS in the city taking part.
Wolf is general chairman.
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Delegates to
Be Named at
d. A. R. Meeting


Election of delegates to the con-
tinental congress which meets in
Washington in April, will be held
at the meeting of the Caroline
Scott Harrison chapter of the
d. A. r. at the chapter house at
2 Wednesday. Mrs. Maurice E.
Tenant, regent, will preside.
Frederick Van Nuys, United
States senator, will give an address.
The other feature of the program
will be musical selections sung by
Elmer A. Steffen, baritone.
Tea will be served with Mrs.
John Mel. Lochhead and Mrs.
Ernest Dew. Wales as hostesses.
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Mn Phi Epsilon Alun1nae Club
Will Be Guests Wednesday

The indianapolis Alumnae Club
of NIu Phi Epsilon. national honor
airy musical sorority, Will be enter
tanned Wednesday at the studio Of
Mrs. Jane johnson Burroughs, who
will be assisted by Miss Grace
Hutchings and Mrs. Luci,e Hoss.
Following the luncheon at 1890.
there wileAea a business meeting and
musical prH<an. arranged by Mrs.
Irene HepE kr Of Kappa chapter.
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Governor" and Mrs. McNutt to Be
HOnOred at Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Sinclair will
entertain with an informal dinner
tonight at their home in Grows
Nest, in honor of Governor and Mrs.
Paul " McNutt. Mr.. Sinclair's
brother, Kenneth Sinclair of Bel
fast, Ireland, who is visiting them,
will be one of the guests of honor
Fourteen will be seated at the din
ner table.
Assistants for the reception
Governor and Mrs McNutt will
give Wednesday night at the execu-
tive mansion have been, named as
follows. Miss Lucy Taggart, Mrs.