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Imperial Valley press., 1933-09-28

third floor. On the fourth floor also
are the vinegar and oil work tanks
to supply the mixers.
It may be we'll to explain here
that throughout the plant every
tank, pipe, and every other recep-
tacle that holds or through which
passes any of these food ingredients,
is either glass-lined, stainless steel
or hard rubber. This machinery, in
addition to being the most eff
Gent yet devised for such a pur-
pose, is thus also constructed to
give complete guarantee of clean
liness 70 the consumer.
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Here are some of the hundreds
of veterans who appeared at
American Legion headquarters
in Detroit after Henry Ford
had authorized the legion to
employ 5000 men with good
service records to work in his
automobile factory
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ACTRESS. 80. ACTIVE
PROVINCETOWN. Mass nIE

PROVINCETOWN, Mass. U.P) -
Though nearing her Both birthday
anniversary, Kate Mayhem is still
active on the stage. Right now
she's appearing at the Wharf The
atre in this summer headquarters
of stage folk and artists.
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EX- SENATOR GOLD MINER

TONOPAH, New. U.H Former
u. S. Senator Tasker Oddie, one
of the three original locators of
the fabulously rich silver-gold de-
posts of Tonopah, is actively back
in the mining game" after II
years in the senate.
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Y 'lMleatheZ

Fair tonight and Friday, with
overcast night and morning: near
ly normal temperature and humid
ity: gentle wind, mostly southwest
day and southeast night.
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LOCAL TEMPERATURES

With a large acreage of sugar
beets signed up in Glenn and Butte
counties, the plant at Hamilton
City will resume operation next
wear.
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COP. Women
Will Sponsor
Benefit Party

Mrs. E. E. Nelson is chairman oil
the bridge and euchre party anc
style show, to be held by the In
diana Woman's Republican Club al
2 Friday in Ayres' auditorium.
Mrs. Nelson also is a member Of
the ways and means committee
composed of MeSdames Reuben Mil
Ter, Martha Higgins, Bert Morgan
Clarence Martin, S. L. Shank, Gay
lord Morton, and Misses Jessie Levy
and Ellen Heidergott.
Other committees and members
are: Pencil, tallies and cards, Mes
danes Josephine Fairhead, Harlan
Ratliff, Minnie Cowan, Minnie
Darling, Louise Wisenberg, Car.
Horning Of Greensburg, E. E. NeaI
of Noblesville and Max Norris; door
prizes, Mesdames Blanche McKin-
ney, H. B. Barnard, Georgia Brann-
man, Charles Stuart, Jackson Stark
Omer Hawkins, E. E. Kist of Port
land and Walter White; hostess
Mesdames Henry Campbell, Heller
j. Harms, Bert Thurman, Eileer
Kidd Ovid Butler Jameson, Claude
McIlwaine, Pearl Riddle, Eleanor
Shodgrass, Bloomfield Moore and r
Harry Miller, and tickets, MesdameS
Ruth Marshall, Florence Wilson
Jake Rhinboldt, Samuel Fletcher
Taylor Groninger, Wolf SuSsman
Bertha Sturgeon and DR.. Amelia
Keller.
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ALGONQUIN CHOOSES
COMMITTEES

Years committees of the Algon-
Quin Riding Club have been named
following recent election of officers,
with Frank j. Haight as president.
Mrs. Haight is chairman of the
house committee, assisted by Mes
danes Marie Bowen, Morris Ros-
ner, P. o. Bonham and Leonard
MeiSberger.
Other committees and members
are: Barn, Dr. Elliot Hirsh, chair
man, Joe Williams, Morris RoSner,
DR.. Evanson carp and Miss Emma
Moore; auditing, F. H. Davis and
j. M. Drake; publicity, Miss Grace
A. Speer; grounds, Frank F. Powell,
chairman, Misses Ethel Miller, Ger
trude Brown, Dorothy Peterson and
Norma Davidson.
Entertainment will be in charge
Of Mrs. Helen carp, chairman, Mrs.
T. c. Twyman. J. L. Rainey and
Misses Edith Allen and Mary Pa
vey. Junior activities will be
planned by Misses Irma and Jane
Drake. Lucy Link, Laura Frances
Haight and Bill Link. j. L. Rainey
is chairman of the fifty commit
tee.
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In a setting of greenery, yellow
and white chrySanthemums and
branched candelabra. the marriage
of Miss Virginia Ballweg. daughter
of Mrs. F. w. Ballweg. to William
Henry Krieg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Krieg was Solemnized today at
the Ballweg home, 2l51 North Me-
ridian street.
Bishop Elmer J. Ritter read the
service in the presence of the i'm
mediate families. Mrs. George
Daley. harpist, and Mrs. Allan
Sinner. violinist, played bridal airs.
The bride. given in marriage by
her brother. Frederick S. Bahweg,
was charming in a gown of bridal
satin. She wore a cap Of lace and
pearls and the veil worn by her sis
ter. Mrs. Stanley Grey, and carried
the lace handkerchief belonging to
her mother. Her flowers were white
roses, valley lilies and gardeniaS.
Miss Betty Jean Davis, the brides
only attendant. appeared in gown
of blue velvet with Starched white
lace epaulets and rhinestone clips.
She carried Johanna Hill roses.
William O'Connor was best man
Mrs. Ballweg wore sapphire blue
velvet with blue lace and shoul-
der corsage of Sweet Adeline roses.
Mrs. A. F. Kriegs gown was OF gold
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Annual Party
Will Benefit
Loan Closet

In order to replenish its loan
closet at SunnySide Sanatorium, the
Children's Sunshine Club of Sunny
side will sponsor its annual fall card
party Frioay in Ayres auditorium
Mrs. Charles L. Bogert is chairman.
She will be assisted by Mesdames
John E. Hampton, j. w. Fraim,
Frederick Wager, Harry German, G..
F. Kirby, D. P. Barrett, Eugene
Blackburn, E. j. Meunier, Ure M.
Frazier and A. j. Ammon. The hos
pitality committee will be composed
of MesdameS Alva Cradick, August
Soutler, w. B. Peake, Ray D. Ever
son, Harry Kennett, B. L. Byrket, R.
G. Griswold, Harry Mahan, w. j.
Overmire, John Conner, Claude
Geisendorff, A. L. Marshall, F. John
Hermann, Harry Borst, L. A. Fleury,
H. A. Gift and Richard Brann.
The club provides the children
with shoes, slippers, sweaters, pa
JamaS, dresses and other wearing
apparel, tooth brushes, pastes and
combs.
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Miss BalI7Oeg Is Married to
William Krieg i'm Home Rites

and black star dust crepe with an
tique lame trim. Her flowers were
after glow roses.
At the reception following the
ceremony the appointments we're in
yellow. A TERED wedding cake, sur
rounded by yellow and pink button
chrysanthemumS. centered the serv-
ing table. lighted with ivory tapers
Assisting were Mrs. F. S. Ball
veg. Mrs. Charles Kistner. Mrs
Harry Brinkmeyer, Mrs. H. Gilman
Mrs. Elmer F. Straub, and Mrs
Walter Sudbrock.
Out of-town guests included Mrs
Grover Salb. Jasper; Mr.. and Mrs
Robert NJ. Ramsey, Louisville, KY;
Miss Genevieve Gerlach, Sidney, O.;
George Diver, Chicago.
The couple left for Miami Beach
Fla. and the at-home address is for
2l51 North Meridian street after
Dec. /. The brides travelling en-
Semble was of black satin with
quilted peplum and sleeves, worn
with black caracul trimmed coat and
matching accessories.
The bride, a graduate of Welles-
ley college. attended Butler uni
versity, where she belonged to
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr.
Krieg was graduated from Notre
Dame and Harvard university Law
school,.
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ENGAGEMENT IS
REVEALED AT TEA

The engagement of Miss Marjorie
Holcomb, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Say Holcomb, was announced this
afternoon at a tea given by her
aunt, Mrs. j. 1. Holcomb. Miss Hol-
comb will be married to Joseph Cot
fin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Coffin, Nov. IS at North NJ. E.
church.
Assisting were Mrs. Ray Holcomb,
Miss Jessie Strickland and Miss
Mary Hislop. Out-of-town guests
were Misses Elizabeth French, Mary
Jennings, Cecile Trainor and Mary
Barnard, Newcastle; Betty Brown,
Columbus; Jean Kramer, Delphi;
Helen Miranda, Huntington: Jane
Detamore, Portland; Katherine
Vehslage, Seymour; Martha Lee
HaskinS, VincenneS; Katherine
Hiatt, Chicago; Helen Furnas,
Cleveland. and Mrs. Marion Ken
dali, Saginaw, Mich.
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Brahms Centennial Concert
VIII Be Held BY Musicale

Donald c. Gilley, Edwin Jones and
Walter Rueleaux.
The Unknown Brahms" by
Schaussler. will be reviewed by Mrs.
Kathryn Turney Garten, who also
will give an analysis of Brahms
Trio in G Miner, Opus 1O1, which
will be played by the concert trio.
Mr.. Jones, violinist Mr.. Rueleaux,
celliSt, and Miss Frances Wishard,
pianist.
Marguerite Melville LiSzniewska Of
the faculty of master teachers of the
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Will present poetic interpretation
OF piano compositions. She will
talk on Brahms life in Vienna.
The choral section of the musicale
will assist the indianapolis SYM
phony Orchestra at the Brahms
concert at the Murat, Nov. N
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lakewood Club
Will Give Play
Before Seniors

Initial dramatic event of Dujarie
Dramatic Club at lakewood school
will be the production of six Who
Pass While the Lentils Boil by
Stuart Walker, to be given Nov. %
in honor of the senior students.
Other programs for the year in
clude a reading, THE Music Master,
by Miss Marion Nolan, early in
December; individual recitals in
January and closing production
Miss Emily Serhant will read the
Greek play, "Pygmalion and Ga
lates."
Mrs. George S. Foerderer is In
charge of the drama department OF
the school and officers of the club
include Miss Nolan, president; Miss
Serhant, vice-president; Miss Lillian
Michuda, secretary; Miss Mary
Ellen Garland, treasurer, and Miss
Catherine Garland, sergeant-at-
arms.
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QUILTS WILL BE
SHOWN AT PARTY

A quilt display and program will
be presented at a tea to be held
by the Woman's Missionary Society
Of Central Christian church Friday.
The general committee is com
posed of MesdameS J. w. Atherton,
chairman; G. S. Wheeler, L. c. Lit
ten, w. A. Shullenberger, A. w.
Bowen and G.. w. Seaton.
OtheS are Mesdames Roscoe Leav-
lit, Charles Field, John Paul Rags
dale, H. c. Hall, Warren Crouch,
R. V. Roberts and Harry Chandler
Mrs. Noble Hilgenberg will sing;
Noel Patenaude and Catherine Heit-
hecker will give readings, and Mrs.
Kate Miner Rabb will talk on
Early Beginnings of the Church"
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COED MEDAL WILL
BE GIVEN BY CLUB

AS part of a contest for gold
medal at the end of the season,
members of Alliance Franchise will
compete in a contest to choose the
five most beautiful and musical
words in the French language at a
meeting at Thursday night in the
Washington. Judges will be Nine.
Chamilovitch of Tudor Hail. Nine.
Stiffler and Professor Clyde Aldrich
of Butler university. The winner
will receive ten votes toward the
medal
Nine. Louise DeMart Leonard will
sing French numbers. Miss Virginia
LindStrom is in charge of the Ii
brary which the Alliance has opened
on the mezzanine floor of the hotel.
Books may be obtained at the
Thursday night dinner meetings or
at the Saturday luncheon meetings.
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POETRY TO Be
CLUB SUBJECT

Poetry of Emily Dickinson will BE-
discussed by Mary Dyer Lemon at
the meeting of the literature and
drama section of the Woman's De-
partment Club Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Hubert j. Smith will
be in charge.
Assisting with Inequalities will be
Mesdames Edgar R. Eskew, Frank
M. Fauvre, James E. Fisher, Alice
M. French. E. B. Hull, Hrehert H
johnson, Malcolm Lucas, Fred L.
Pettijohn. j. B. Phillips. Carl j.
Weinhardt, H. P. Wetsell and DR..
Mabel Bibler.
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Of the nationwide mobilization and
former secretary Of war, and Harry
L. Hopkins, federal relief admins
traitor
The local women's crusade, in the
interest of thirty-eig social
agencies supported by the Com
munity Fund, was launched six
weeks ago. More than $4,000 women
have been reached by the group.
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Y. W. QUEST CLUB
TO SPONSOR PARTY

Quest Club of the Y. w. G. A
business and professional womens
department will hold a progressive
party Wednesday night, marking the
close of the first six weeks ac-
tivities. Dinner at 6 will be followed
by a program at 7, with the re-
creation committee in charge. Miss
Marjorie Hamilton is chairman
Progressive games, dancing ard
roller skating will be featured
Members of Miss Hamilton'S COM
mittee include Misses Janet StCrch
Isabelle Ewes, Mary Alice Free ard
Virginia Fort.
Activities for the next six weeks
period will be presented by the pro-
gram committee, Miss Bettina John
son. chairman. Registration for
study and recreation groups will be
open Wednesday and will continue
through Nov. 8. Any business girl
in the city is eligible for member
ship in the Quest Club, which has
an active membership of ninety
five.
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Miss Anderson
to Be Married
to A. D. Young

Marriage VOWS will be taken to-
night by Miss Barbara Anderson,
daughter Of Mrs. Mabelle Clement
Anderson, and by Alfred Dudley
Young, in a double ring ceremony
at the home of Mrs. w. c. Bachelor,
1898 North New Jersey street. The
Rev. V. D. Raglan, Ladoga, home of
the bridegroom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Ward Young, will per-
form the rites before an improvised
altar and kneeling bench, banked
with greenery and palms.
Mrs. RuShton Smith, Ladoga, will
play TO a Wild Rose" and Miss
Hilda Schaum will sing Sweetest
Story Ever Told"
Preceding the bride in the pro-
cesSion will be Miss Emma Lou
Bachelder, who will wear a yellow
crepe gown trimmed with brown
and yellow ostrich feathers, and
will carry Talisman roses.
The bride, entering with her
brother, John T. Anderson, will
wear an old ivory satin princess
style gown with Vionet sleeves fall
ing over the hands. The antique
ivory veil will fall from a lace cap.
Her bouquet will be of Johanna Hill
roses and brown pompoms.
Mrs. Anderson, mother of the
bride, will wear oyster white satin
trimmed in mink. Mrs. Young, the
bridegroom'S mother, will appear in
black velvet and white satin, and
Mrs. Bachelors gown will be of
coral crepe. Each will wear a cor
sage of gardenias, rosebuds and
pompomS.
Assisting at the reception will be
Mrs. H. K. Bachelor. A three
TERED wedding cake will be trimmed
with yellow roses. Out-of town
guests will be M. NJ. Clement. New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Anderson,
Mena, Ark; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wig
ton, Michigan City; w. C. Clement.
Lafayette: Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Coap-
stick, Frankfort, and group from
Ladoga.
After a wedding trip south, the
couple will be at home after Dec. /
at Ladoga. The brides travel suit
VIII be Of orange and brown weave,
with sWagger coat and brown Access
series.
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BRIDAL GROUP WILL
BE PARTY GUESTS

Mrs. E. F. Smith and Miss Jeanne
Smith entertained today at their
home, 1907 North Pennsylvania
street, for Miss Mary Jane Krull
whose marriage to Robert Behrman
will take place Nov. 10.
Appointments were in fall colors,
and guests included members of the
bridal party: Misses Marjorie Krull,
Harriet McGaughey, Marian Power,
and Edith Anne Hoopingarner.
Others at the luncheon were Mrs.
Walter Krull, mother of the bride
elect, Mrs. l.. E. Fremont, Miss
Elma Rose Sailorseof Kokomo and
Miss Susan McGaughey.
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ness Is IouayS PIObIeln When ne finishes telling
them what he thinks about the subject then the whole
club will, Phoebe Craig says, light in"
After the mental melee it's a wonder that any one
will have an opinion he can call his But that's
the secret of the clubs briance The members have
convictions. An army might not be able to sWerve
them. so what chance has major to change their
thoughts?
Don't judge the group opinionated. The mem
bers receptive to conversion to another cult of
thought. But you be there will be some
verbal fur flying before any one changes his her
mind
The membership represents some of the citys most
brilliant conversatonaliss, who have earned fore
ranks controversalists by their activities in
the club. The keep abreast of the times; in
fact, many of them little ahead of time. ROLAND
from the idea of Miss Elizabeth Sanborn and Charles
Ir. and Mrs: Harry Shepard Mrs Joachum Western
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". G. T. Z. WILL
ASSIST MISSION

Wheeler Mission bundle day" will
be held by the Meridian w. c. T. u.
wednesday with Mrs. Harry L. Fore
man entertaining at her home, 1885
Washington boulevard.
A business meeting is scheduled
for 1920 with luncheon at 12:15.
The Rev. H. E. Eberhardt will make
the address and Mrs. Harry Rob-
bins will lead the devotions. Re-.
ports of the state convention, held
this week in the city, will be given
at the meeting.
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Photo by PHOTOGRAPH.

belle Layman, daughter of Mrs. j.
T. Layman. The couple will be at
home in indianapolis after Nov. 6.
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn
Carlisle to Einar A. Malstrom
took place Sunday at the West
Washington Street M. E. church.
Childrens theater will open its
season with the production of Ali
Bahia and the Forty Thieves" Sat-
urday at the playhouse, 1847 North
Alabama street. Miss jeanne Dis
settle is chairman of the motor
corps for the season.
The engagement of Miss Doris
Vivian Adams to William H. Men
dell Jr., son of MI. and Mrs.
William H. Mendell, 1902 North
Harding street, is announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Adams. The ceremony will
take place Nov. 5.
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CHAIRMEN NAMED
FOR CARD PARTY

Chairmen for the card party to
be given by the Sigma MI Mothers
Club Nov. at Banner Whitehill
auditorium have been announced by
the general chairman, Mrs. Maude
Ogborne.
They are; Mrs. Sarah Baldwin.
tickets, aided by Mrs. Charles More
land and Mrs. j. C. Darlington:
Mrs. Walter Wheatley, door prizes.
aided by Mrs. Charles Barry and
Mrs. j. F. Gilbert; Mrs. L. P. High
ley, table prizes; Mrs. c. o. Peek.
pencils, and Mrs. j. F. Gilbert, score
pads.
Mrs. A. w. Macy will be hostess
for the tea. Her assistants will he
MesdameS H. M. Mounts, A. =
Bunch, M. L. Johnston and Charles
Hoffman.
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darp OF New York, formerly Miss
Adele Painter; Miss GeneVieve
Pickrell and John Ruckelshaus.
They gathered six years ago TO
form a club with members present.
ing papers on their hobbies or pet
interests.
Hear Outsiders
The varied expressions of thought
suggested to their alert minds the
possibilities of debate, and in a
short time the meetings were re-
solved into arguments on the sub
jects. The program committee de-
cided it needed outside speakers,
who were authorities on subjects.
Early in the history of the club
an underground coal miner came to
tell his wealth Of experience in
many parts of the world. Reginald
GarStang offered his knowledge of
jewelry. Wilbur Peat presented the
subject of art, and Lenora Coffin
contributed a talk on music.
Dozens of speakers have been
called in to tell their tales, many
with controversial subjects. Gilbert
Hurry has been president, as have
Mr.. Ruckelshaus, George Denny and
Mr.. Allen.
The Arthur c. Shea family cor
rallied all the executive Offices for
this year. Mrs. Shea, formerly
Miss Sara Tyce Adams, is secretary,
and Mr.. Shea is president.
Few Miss Meetings
Membership is limited to thirty
five. There are no dues. The
nature of the club induces prac-
tically 100 per cent attendance at
the meetings every three weeks. for
no one likes to miss an argument.
The roster offers an ideal set
up for brilliant discussions. Among
the members, besides those already
mentioned, are Mrs. Denny, Mrs.
Ruckelshaus, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Fauvre. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Boone, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dunn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Meek, Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurens Henderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Baltzell, Miss Margaret
Denny, Mr.. and Mrs. John Collett
and DR.. and Mrs. Vernon Hahn.
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GOVERNOR MNUTT
TO ATTEND DANCE

Governor Paul V. McNutt, Pleas
Greenlee, Will Storen and Floyd
Williamson will attend the Halo
ween dance and banquet at $50
Monday night at the statehouse as
guests of the auto license depart
ment of the statehouSe.
The committee in charge Of the
affair includes Miss Rebecca Shields,
Charles Walker, Miss Nell Eudaly,
Miss Georgia Fisher. Miss Mary
Clark and Miss Vivian Fleenor.
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Mrs. Do7Cney MUited to Talk
at National Crusade Session

Mrs. Brandt C. Downey, chairman
of the woman's crusade of the
Community Fund, will address the
session to be attended in Chicago
Monday by all local women's crusade
chairmen and leaders. Mrs. Frank
lin Roosevelt, chairman of the Ma
tional Women's committee, has
called the meeting.
Others with Mrs. Downey who will
attend the meeting will be Mrs.
Alfred T. Rapp. and Mrs. Louis
Wolf, co-chairman, and Mrs. ]. w.
Moore, chairman of speakers
bureau. They will leave tomorrow
for the meeting.
Other speakers will include Miss
Jane Addams of Hull House in Chi
cago; Newton D. Baker, chairman
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Mrs. Murphu Talks

Mrs. Ruby Bradford Murphy, In
dianapolis, spoke at lis yesterday
from Chicago over VIGIL on "a
Century Of Progress. Mrs. Murphy,
who represented The indianapolis
Times at the exposition in Chicago,
now is writing for a Dayton, o.,
newspaper.
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SORORITY TO GIVE
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Mrs. Edgar Stiendecker will en-
terrain Rho Zeta Tau sorority at
her home in Westfield Sunday at a
Halloween party.
Officers of the organization, re-
Gently elected, include Mrs. Clar-
ence Ramey, president; Miss Fran
ces Earl. president; Mrs. Harry
Mcdonald, secretary: Miss Dorothy
Dorniter, treasurer; Mrs. Edward
Taylor. historian, and Mrs. Law
renee Sullivan, rush captain.
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ROBERTS TO HONOR
PAIR AT DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts Jr.,
will entertain tonight at their home,
2101 North Alabama street, with a
dinner for Miss Margaret Henry
and Wallace Jim Roberts. The
marriage Of Miss Henry and Mr..
Roberts will take place Thursday.
Guests will include Miss Henry
Mr.. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Jose Jr., Miss Janet Adams, Miss
Sally Reahard, John Gamble and
Morris Brown.
Miss Phoebe Emerson entertained
at her home, BIT North Penn
sylvania street, with a luncheon to-
day for Miss Henry.
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PARTY ARRANGED
AS FUND BENEFIT

indianapolis alumnae of Alpha
Omicron Pi sorority will give a
benefit bridge party Thursday night
at the Woman'S Department Club.
Proceeds will be used for the So
rority's national social service prof.
ect in the Kentucky mountains.
Miss Frances Shera is general
chairman and Mrs. Clay c. True
blood, tickets chairman. Assistants
are Mesdames Herman Phillips,
Theodore P. Marbaugh, P. A. Sandt
and Misses Alice Hill, Mary 10
Spurrier and Elizabeth Westerfield.
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Johannes Brahms Centennial con-
cert will be held Wednesday at
Ayres auditorium by the Indianap-
oils Matinee Musicale. Mrs. Frank
w. Cregor will preside.
Honor guests at the luncheon to
follow the program will include
Ferdinand Schaefer, Elmer A. Stef-
fen, Max T. Krone. Clarence LOOMS,