davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DODGE 1929 A SEDAN-Maroon finish
like brand;new; tread excellent on. tires.
7-bearing crankShaft dependable motor:
chauffeur driven. and formerly owned by
United States Army general; S195. The
Evening star., 1933-06-04

ESSEX 1882 GREATER SUPER-6 SPECIAL
sedan-Original Louise blue finish like new:
excellent mechanically; very low mileage A
new car in appearance and performances;
S575; terms; trade. Lee D. Butler, Inc,
olh5 Champlain st co 505O
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cabinet model. S16.50; dining room table
and chairs to match. 904 14th NV. NE.
GOA.
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SALE-AUTCMOBILES.


UTcK 1928 COUPE. SIS; Ford 1890 A
odel truck. e-ton, 500. 334 East Howell
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUE TURN1TURE wanted. Highest
prices paid. Call Met. 6S76.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY; gold teeth. coins. sill.
pfces pf5 Sod n 400 &.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth, watches;
diamonds. silver. coins. music insts; Full
prices paid schiIlers. 444 9th. cor. NV.
ANTIQUE {sWELSY .s soc n,shss. PG9ss eoDs
etc. JeWelry Exchange, Inc. 434 9th NV.
APPAREL. furniture. household goods, ladies;
kinds gtis bousht; fde we pay % cash. caii cohen's
Metropolitan 774a. 95 1 st. NV.
AUTO RADIO, Motorola or Philco prefsrred:
North eio4. Room 1000
BEST UNDERWOOD TYPEWsITER s15 will
buy. Address Box 290-M. Star ONCE:
BOOKS bought in any quantity, ME. 54l5.
Pearlman,s Big Book Shop. e3a G st. NV.
CAMERAS of all kinds. field glasses. shot
guns, microscopes and musical Instruments
Tenders Pawnbrokers Sales Co. 9i3 D st. NV.
s a FAS 5aS oF and eaaS @01; fos Dasa
dress Box 41s-J, Star once.
FIXTURES Restaurant, once; cash
TsEisteTs stf iI ss9sks Of re sase
FURNITURE-will pay cash for. some good
used furniture of all kinds. Call ME. 1864.
FURNITURE ,WANTED-casn price paid
FURNITURE and household goods. any con-
dtion free appraisal. NE. 6971. 9.
FURNITURE-We pay highest cash prices
for used furniture of every description.
Phone Gilbert. MA. 1896: ewes. co. 4S97.
GOLD silver. watches diamonds and old
lewelry neeGsd in our manutscturing dept
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for furniture. rugs,
household goods. ETC.; for best results, call
any time Ii. 54SS. A.
MIMEOGRAPH air blower and small AC.
motors. Herfurth. Duke ST., Alexandria,
Va.
PUMP-shallow well pump, electric; good
condition; state price. r. II. Hyatt. 1886
REFRIGERATOR = Frigidaire preferred;
about 5 IT. size, air cooled: must be in good
condition and reasonable. Address Box
RIFLE. winchester 25-20. game getter'''
and % repeating rife: secondhand and
USED TENT and camping eautpmsnt ns want. want,
ave. Takoma Park. Md.
WANTED. CASH REGISTER. will pay cash.
Address Box 12S-M. Star once. -
WANTED : Bicycle used. good condition.
lS-inch; bring it to Moncks Drug Store,
321 Upshur ST. NV.
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for old gold.
silver n,ra and d platinum for use n our manp 81;
r st NV
WE SUY AND SELL mems clothing, jewelry,
diamonds. typewriters. musical instruments.
trunks, golf clubs. What have you to sell7
Max zweig. 337 st NV. Met a1I3
WILL BUY TENTS-Large. small. seats,
ing show. Address Box 27l-M. Star ONCE.
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ROOMING HOUSE, beautiful, near goth and
Connecticut; II rooms, , baths; rent. SOB
down. $500: clean. MA. 41S7
+. l.. ELLIS, 908 10th St. NV.
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DOGS; '! PETS; ETC.


COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, bun and red
Nectar; pedisreed registration. 2ala 18th
BOSTON TERRIER PUPS, pedisreed;- rea:
sonable. Sall before pm. between and
PUPS for pets, So each. Cocker spaniel,
ss0 s 5 Sches sTe est
coneress Heixhts.
PEKINEsE PUPS, beautifully bretded; SO.
POLICE DOG, young; trained; price reason
DEE GEE KENNELS
hsp Tate srsl coesTe pke At sHar sprns
stoplight. 3lz miles.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, nicely marked,
Map ave ser spns md Of
st. Mchsefs Catholic Church. Phone sHep-
PONIES for sale or hire; will trade for ee-
ONE OF THE worlds largest kennels only
90 miles from the District, mi. beyond
od No Sn oys ssea Csc pSp Ssy
ton; open = hrs; visitors welcome; pups
Terriers. wires. spitz, Samoyedes. Shepherds.
Bulldogs. Soon ready: Bostons. Chihuahuas.
black & tans, Pomeranians, Pekipsese.
Pointers Eng. Settlers, Irish Terriers Schnau-
,sS ssr: scotsiss; White collie5 The @ Dos Zee
Elk La.
BOSTON TERRIER pup, female, thoroush-
II sold this week A r. I. ave. nv.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS. pups and matrons;
also stud service; excellent Marmac breed
ins; black and dark brindle; large sssort;
UP. Aspin Hill Kennels. Ga. ave. pike.
dyies, Rinemaster Chief, dam; siscurney
MaVerly Nns EFaaoe st CLARENDON ilrsq sp asfe 'n
RABBITS-Forced to sell out high quality
Flemish giants; come early while they last
~ Waverly St, Clarendon. Va Clarendon
CHows-Prize- winning, grown. red male
500; also male puppies, pedigreed. Ander-
son. 6327 western ave. CL. $500.
CANARIESLDeep yellow and pure. white
ciai eso red SONG s0ses rsstorer. B1rkes. 5iI NV
PUPPIEsBoston terriers, toys. perfect
n yo boardna does So aoss at
Astor Kennels, Marlboro pike at District line.
Hillside O505.
SHOW coLLIEs, beautiful colors and mark
Tree Farm. Falls Church 5ss.
RABBITS, pedigreed white breeders, selling
out, cost S35 each, will take So each. 2121
Branch ave. Sc.
DOGS BoARDEDEIndividua shady runs;
irish setter pups reasonable. Richardson's s
Early Dawn Kennels, Madawaska road. Glen
Echo He1ants.
ENGLISH BULL PUPS. 3 months old. A. K.
C. registered: raised with children; excellent
watch dog. 1921 7th St NV.
HOME WANTED for beautiful young police
dog where he will be appreciated. Emerson
1855.
SACRIFICE SALE.
Entire rabbitry. pedigreed stock. Mr.
Hand. 133 Ballston road. Cherrydale. Va.
DOGS BOARDED, 25c DAY.
Shade, good food, personal care.
mile So. Laurel on BALTIC Blvd. at Kennels.
IRISH Settlers.
Beautiful Irish setter puppies. sired by
son of Joffre Rookwood; best held and
blood lines: solid color. 441s 3rd st. NV. :.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES
Males
Atherton's Pet Shops.
612 St. NV. 14O4 irving NV.
5429 Georgia Ave. NV.
POULTRY AND EGGS.
500 sINGLE-COMB WHITE LEGHORNS
beautiful. healthy pullets. 3 months OLD
frcm excellent laying stock; Reasonable
Horak's Poultry Farms. 4 miles from Silver
Spring. Md. at White Oak.
BABY CHICKs--W. & B. Rocks, R. I. Reds.
Wyandottes. Brahmas. $3.50 per 100: Leg
horns So: all mixed. 81. L. E. Beachs Poul-
try Farm. Norbeck. Nd. Ashton 116-F-21.
BABY CHICKS r /. Reds, Barred Rocks,
White Pekin Ducklings;
ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS,
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l3-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE near Dupont
circle; splendid place; cash required, $500.
p. F. CARLEY, 802 10th NV. =
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MANUFACTURING

MANUFACTURING COMPANY planning to
needs the Services OF sales managers Capa-
bic Of handling crews in various cities, and
to take charge OF territories. Must be able
10 invest So 500. VIII stand the 5trlcteSt
OF investieation. Do not answer unless you
can qualify as above. Address Box -56-A,
Office
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Excellent downtown location; very low
rent; money maker. See l424 Is ST. NV.
ROOMING HOUSE OWNERS-See us about
selling we have buyers waiting.
CAPITOL BUSINESS SALES CO,
zoos Eve st NV
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COMBINED HOME. LUNCH ROOM. TOUR
Is accommodations. films station. loea ~
situated on Lincoln Hishway in mtS. Of
Penn Low living expenses. healthfu.,
profltable business. Be independent.
sacrifice. Address Box 245-M, Star Office.
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aeaR 9sod s5so SGss Cash. Fssa sO
P. F. CARLEY, S02 10th NV. =
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ROOMING HOUSE, downtown, rent reduced,
$1,000. ii rooms. 3 baths. $4,000.
CAPITOL BUSINESS SALES co,
lMOh Eve ST. NV. National NN04.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE SPECIAL.
12 ROOMS; RENT. S55.
Near 18th & Massachusetts,; most rooms
have running water; owner must sell Mon
$3.50 HANDLES. MA 47s7.
Ell. ELLIS. 9OS 10th St. NV.
FOR BARBER, with small family, we have
the best opening in nearby Nd. town; about
900 population; within q radius OF
mile about > 900 inhabitants; rental, S25.
VIII make concession first mos. See L. c.
n. E. RYoN CO. 1916 N. y. Ave. NO. zoos.
ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms. baths, eood
location, showing nice income: reesonable.
CAPITOL BUSINESS SALES co,
zoos Eve St. wv. National 6964.
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SWALLOWING HOUSE. rooms.
S3OO-Rooming house. 10 rms; rent, $40.
S35U-Rooming house. IL rms; rent, $50.
SiU0-RoOmlnR house. l rms, baths.
S500-Roomng house, II rms; rent $50,
S550-Roomng and boarding house i
rooms, 3 baths, beautifully furn.
S75O-Rooming house. II rooms. , baths.
SS5O-Rooming house rs rooms. 3 baths.
S6n0-G-ocery and rooms; rent. S45,
S350-ConfeCt. and / room; rent. $50;
school and playground trade.
S4O0-Confect. and lunch; cheap rent.
81 ,500-Confect.. fountain lunch and
rooms; rent, $50 long eStablisneo.
81 900-Confect. fountain lunch and candy
business, beautifully equipped; well
advertised: beautiful corner.
Sl0O-Lunch and conf and 3 rms; rent,
$50; splendid location; bargain.
So. .00O-Coffee pot splendid business rent
Cny S35; a bargain on good terms.
S250-Lunch. old stand; rent. S3l.
Luncheonette and fruit business. down
town cor. cheap rent; bus. about S75 daily.
VIII sacrifice for ST 800; a real bargain.
r. NJ Curtis. $50 11th st. NV. MA. 1882
1o-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE; rental, 500;
n.
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FARM AND GARDEN

FREE GRASS for the cutting It. high.
acres. Phone North 6633.
BLOOMING PETUNIAS. 4Oc doz; Marigolds
and Zinnias. 2Oc doz. Frank Green. Capital
View ave. bet. Kensington Forest Glen.
DAHLIAS, 81; Talisman. Gold Dawn.
Hoover roses free. Postpaid, Indian Moon.
BonwitZ Morrow, Legion, Stone. Buckeye
Bride. Mrs Seal. Norris. Gibbins Gardens.
Is MONTHLY BLOOMING ROSES. 2-year-
old; Including Hoover, Talismsn. Sensation.
Gold Dawn. Postpaid. Dahlia Gardens,
Vincentown. N. j.
BEDDING PLANTS, all kinds, 2Oc per doz.
Choice mixed asters. > doz. for 25c. Day
Central and Southern ave. ne. Cabbage
plants. 30c rer 100. Capitol Heights 81.
HEDGE PLANTS So and So per 100; zinnia.
marisold, calendula, scarlet sage. l2c doz;
Hardy phlox, golden marguerite iris and
chrysantnemums, sc up. Pansies. 35c doz
Webster. 1903 T st. Sc, Anacostia.
IF You ARE going to raise tomatoes better
the best tomato that grows; 1c each, or 75c
per hundred, W. B. Carter, 100 Ridge
road Sc, between Benninss and Bradbury
Heights. You'll want more next year.
TOP SOIL, best srade, 81 26 Gu. I'd de-
dens; lowest prices. Sapnells. oG. ssls.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

500 sINGLE-CoMB WHITE LEGHoRNs,
beautiful. healthy pullets, 3 months old;
from excellent laying stock Reasonable.
Horak's Poultry Farms. 4 miles from Silver
Spring. Md, at White Oak.
BABY CHICKS-W. & B. Rocks, r. I. Reds.
Brahmas. $3.50 per 100: Leg
horns So: all mixed 81. L.. E. Beachs Poul-
try Farm. Norbeck. Md. Ashton 116-F-21.
BABY CHICKS. r I. Reds, Barred Rocks,
White Pekin Ducklings.
ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS.
612 r St NV 1404 IRVING NV.
5429 Georgia Ave.
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CAFF-BEFR.

II ROOMS, double garage; rental, S55; near
new Supreme Court cash. $3.50.
p. +. CARLEY, S02 10th NV.
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MAN or WOMAN, experienced typlsL, can
get interest in growing business. Small down
payment Address Box 249-M. Star office.
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Essex COUPE. 1929-Four new tires; beau.
tiful black finish; motor quiet and power
full; clean upholstery; S135. Only S45 down,
BAL easy weekly payments Your car in
trade. Owens Motor Co. 1928 Ga. ave
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A PERMANENT POSITION
For man, Gentle preferred. that viii pay
from $50 to S65 weekly. Applicant must
have car and furnish references, 10 selling
TO do $3.50 cash investment required.
which is fully protected. For informatlon
and persona. interview, address Box I'M.
Star Office, giving address and phone num-
ber.
Il-ROOM ROCMING HOUSE near l2th
and Mass. ave: splendid place cash, S450.
T. +. CARLEY, S02 10th NV.
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payment AduIess bOA 1-1'-Nl' oV"I OII.0e'
SODA FOUNT candy. magaz!nes, etc. To-
Gated adjoining movie theater; low rent;
price Sl750. Address Box 34U-M. Star
IUNCHEONETTE, cfhce building. short
hours; $4,000. Grocery: NICE rooms 5000
weekly: 81 600 Buffet lunch, draught beer
crabs, $500 De'icateSsen, magazines; rent,
$40; 500. Large apartment cafe; for rent,
S125.NMr. Romer, 103 Vermont. MA. 1850.
ROOMING HOUSE, frst-class; good income
free quarters; Illness reason for sale. 1909
q st. NV. %
CORNER GROCERY, meat market for sale;
cleo. refrigeration cheap rent, must be sold.
Metropolitan 9365.
NEAR NAVY YARD, shoe repair shop. Ap-
ply 920 Sth st. sc
CAFETERIA downtown corner; fully
equipped, going business; rent $40 month;
price, 5000. Address BOX 316M. Star ofhce
Evening star., 1933-06-04

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, bun and red;
sired by the illustrious champion. Merrissld
Nectar; pedigreed registration. 2el2 18th
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ADDING MACHINES. all makes; special bar
gains sold each cay. BurToughs, $50 so;
Barrett S35. United" G23 N Y. ave
Ma hnNN
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complete; manufacturers samples; best Of
fer takes it. Penn Electric Co., OIL 9TH
Evening star., 1933-06-04

CHEVROLET SPECIAL SEDAN. I931---In
Duco finish: well tenders; six tires and
wheels. Can sell for only Sl20 down. bal.
IL mos. through General Motors. Your
car in trade. owens Motor Co., 1928
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

RIDING HORSE. sound and young; very
good Jumper; privately owned. Call COlum-
bia o551.
HEIFERS FOR SALE, / to 3 years old ex-
ceptionally good some fresh. Ii. 4849M. or
Fails Church S05-F-3. A.
100 VA. SUGAR CURED HAMS, 80 o. I. c.
pigs farm wagon. with hay frames; Ford
cars. 211 4th Sc. Lincoln 5S43.
TWO GOOD SADDLE HORSES, one mule.
Virginia work horses and mares. Rear 1915
4l2 st. s.w., between and o.
FOR SALE-Pair of young mules. healthy,
good workers. Beech Tree Farm, Falls
Church 5sS.
MICH GOATS. heavy, in kid soon fresh;
81 UP. Toy fox terriers, chows, etc. Log
House, Hybla Valley. Va.
CHESTER WHITE PIGS-Pure bred; large.
growthy stock. Bears and sows: pairs. un-
related. The kind you will feel proud of.
Ayrlawp Farms. Bethesda, Md.
JERSEY BULLS.
We still have few bulls of breeding age
left which we desire to dispose Of out OF
register of merit, dams. Price. So5 up; on
easy terms; will pay you to investigate:
these bulls would be credit to any herd
Ayrlawn Farms. Bethesda. Md.
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BEAUTIFUL, young, thoroughbred shepherd:
house broken taught to do many tricks
edfes and ch.ldrens companion; reasonable.
North 223A-Ws
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DODGE 1881 MODEL D SEDAN-Finish
like new. upholstery spotless good tires, and
mechanically excellent. We recommend this
highly for its appearance, it's mechanical
condition. its economy OF operation ard its
fine performance; S345 The Trew Motor
Co.. 1909 18th NV DECATUR 1910
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ELECTRIC FANS. d. c. and a. c. guaran-
$500. Aahmes Elect. Co. - II st. NV. "
ELECTRIC FANS 14-inch a. c. ! To-
inch d. c. oscillating. also gasoline blow
torch 6 furnace. cheap. 100 l4th st. NV.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR-Ca be seen
after pm. Just the thing for the beach.
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Continued

ICE BOX. suitable for 3 or 4; good condi-
tion. $3.50 GE. 1898.
INFANT BABY CLOTHES. new; very reason
able Call North 2013-W
Evening star., 1933-06-04

CHEVROLET SEDAN 1928; new rubber all
around; beautiful new paint Job and motor
in Al condition. Any test. Priced to sell
quick at your own terms, with / year serv-
ice guarantee. S127. Nolan Motor Co..
iii 18th st. NV Conn. ave. at st. NV.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-11
Butler Kappas
to Be HOnOred
at Alunnae Tea

Members of the Butler university
chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority will be guests of the In
dianapolis Alumnae Association at
its November meeting next Satur-
day at the home of Mrs. Thomas
c. Howe, 1925 North Meridian street.
Alumnae of the Butler chapter
will be hostesses, including Mrs.
Mansur B. Cakes, chairman. and
MeSdames Reta Morgan, Frank
WOOlling and William Krieg.
The program will include a talk
by Miss Marie Clymer of the Mary
Gavin School of Rhythm, with
dance illustrations. Her accom-
PIANIST will be Mrs. E. R. Schoen-
maker. The Kappa quartet, COM
posed of Misses Betty HUMPHREYS,
Lois Gerdts, Betty Kalleen and
Jean Boyd, will sing. Tea will fol-
low the program.
The Alumnae will entertain 176
children at the Marion County
Children's Guardians home on Dec.
Is, with Mrs. L. H. Millikan as
chairman.
Charitable activities of the So
rority include contributions to the
NeedleWork Guild, Red Cross, Nutri-
ton camp at Bridgeport, city high
school lunch funds and the ma
tional sorority projects, including
student aid, the Rose McGill and
the endowment funds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-11
Mrs. Sharpe Is
Film IndOrSerS
Card Chairman

Indiana IndorserS of Photoplays
will hold their annual card party
at 2 Monday in Banner-Whitehill
auditorium.
Mrs. Edna Sharpe, chairman, will
be assisted by MeSdameS George
Brattain, o. B. Richardson, Rufus
OHarrow, Cash Graham, E. l..
Booth, George Conley, w. A. Fisher,
L. H. Fouts, Oscar Jones, L. M.
Christie, Edna Potts, H. R. Grimes,
Arthur Bender, G E. Ten Eyck and
Helen Daley.
Tables have been taken by the
following hostesses: Mesdames Carl
Day, James Brattain, George Brat
tain, A. H. Off, G. K. Finch, j. M.
ThiStlethWaite, Edwin Ferger, H. c.
Bertrand E. L. Burnett, o. N. Rich
ardSon, A. E. Walker, Cash Graham
Thomas Demmerley, Sadie France,
Charles Davidson, E. A. Hunt, E. w.
Springer, Oakley White, l.. G. Fouts,
Logan Hughes, Burton Newly, ODDS
Carmichael, Rufus OHarrow, Earl
Lee, H H. Holmes, W. H Harmon,
John Donnelly, G. E. TenEyck, Edna
Potts, Frances Winters, Will Wertz,
Oscar Jones, Max Morris, Wayne
Redick, william Blodgett, Robert
Mattern, Bert Kimmel, R. G. Sui
Ivan, Earl Harter, E. S. Cornell,
Lee Waddell, w. A. Fisher, Charles
J Sherman, Sarah Wagner, j. L.
Baker, H o. Warren, and Misses
Ada Socwell and Helen Daley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-11
Mrs. Frost VIII Be Speaker
at WOm1anS Club Meeting

Famous Women of Our Own and
Foreign Countries" Mrs. Thomas
Spencer, Social Events" and Mrs.
Frank E. Weimer, Opportunity
Through Education"
Mrs. Othniel Hitch, chairman of
the department, will preside, and
reservations for the luncheon are
to be made with Mrs E. j. Shields.
Mrs. Clayton H Ridge will report
the activities of the municipal af-
fairs committee.
Auxiliary to the Public Health
Nursing Association will meet with
Mrs. Horace G. Casady 912 East
drive, Woodruff Place, at 1890
Tuesday for luncheon.
Board of directors, headed by Mrs.
R. o. McAleXander. will be hostesses
for an informal tea at Friday in
honor of sixty-six new members.
Mrs. Harry E Watson, general
chairman, will be assisted by the
membership committee, composed of
Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf, chairman;
Mrs. Charles w. Field, first vice.
chairman; Mrs l. E. BrokaW, sec
ond vice-chairman; Mesdames w.
G. Borcherding, George w. Bowman,
Forrest w. Danner, James E. Fisch-
er, A. L. Leatherman, Bert Mccain
mon, T j. Mol, Hezzie B. Pike, J.
B. Phillips, Hollie Shideler, julius
finder and A F. Wickes; Mrs.
Harley w Rhodehamel and Mrs.
John Roscoe Curry, members of the
house and grounds committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-11
Music Groups
Will Observe
Founders Day

Annual founders day celebration
will be hefd by Mu Phi Epsilon, ma
ticmaI honorary musical sorority.
Monday night at tthe Columbia clup
with the Kappa chapter as hostess
for the alumnae, patroneSs groups
and zeta chapter at DePauw.
Miss Georgiana Rockwell is in
charge of arrangements, assisted by
Mrs. Leon A. Hicks, Mrs. Russell
Spivey, Miss Mary Zimmerly and
Miss Marjorie Alexander. Mrs. w.
Lee Hickman, president of the hos
tess group, will give tthe toasts.
Decorations will be carried out in
the sorority colors of purple and
white. Plateaus of chrysanthemums
will center the table which will be
lighted with taper in crystal holders.
Mrs. Charles A. Searcy, general
program chairman, and Mrs. Charles
E. Fitch, Of the aIumnae club have
arranged the entertainment to fol-
low the dinner.
Those taking part will be Mrs
j. E. Thompson, Miss Mary Eliza
beth Herr, Miss Ruby Winders
Miss Virginia Leenberger, Miss Cen
eva Potts, Miss Edna Bowles. Ac-
companists include Mrs. Jane Bur-
roughs, Miss Louise Swan, Miss
Frances Wishard and Miss Leah
Curnutt.
Scene from thte opera "Manon'
will be presented by Mrs. Charles
E. Fitch, Mrs. F. E. Fenstermakel
and Mrs. j. A. Mathews.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-11
Miss KrnU Becomes Bride
of r. ". Behrn1an at Church

In a. setting OF greenery, lighted
with cathedral candles, a charm
ing wedding ceremony was read last
night at the First Congregational
church by the Rev. Ellis w. Hay.
Miss Mary Jane Krull, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Krull, became
the bride of Robert w. Behrman,
Lockport, N. Y, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry B. Behrman, Indianapolis.
Mrs Bertha Ruick played Bells
of St. Mary" Because" and Phi
Delt Bungalow" Mrs. Roy Metz
ger, Lebanon, sang Il Love You
Truly" 20 Promise Me-" and Theta
PRAYER"
TIE bride, given in marriage By
her father, wore a gown OF eggShail
satin, with sweeping train. She
wore a three-quarter length veil
which fell from a halo hat of white
velvet Her flowers were a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and
Brides roses.
Miss Marjorie Krull, sister of the
bridge, was maid of honor. Her
gown, of gold taffeta, was fashioned
with ruffle trim at the neck, Shout
ders and frfom knees to hem line.
She carried an arm bouquet of yell
low chrysantheums.
Bridesmaids wore gowns of taf-
feta with high neck lines in front,
double puff sleeves and circular
ruffle from waist to hem Their
flowers were chrysanthemums in
fall shades, and accessories were
brown. Miss Edith Anne Hoppin-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-11

Five-minute talks on phases of the
international Congress of Women
will be given at the November dis
cussion luncheon of the community
welfare department of the Woman's
Department Club at 1890 Wednes-
day at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Adah o. Frost, past preSi-
dent of the state Federation of Bust
ness and Professional Womens
Clubs. will talk on The Challenge
to Women
Among those who will discuss the
congress will be Mrs. Carl w. Foltz,
"A Morning with Youth; Mrs.
Bruce Maxwell, The Banquet
Night; Mrs. Charles H. Smith,