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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-14
President to
Be HOnOred by
Jewish Group

Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht will
speak on "Mosaics and Tapestries
at the presidents day luncheon Of
the Sisterhood of the Indianapolis
Hebrew Congregation, Tenth and
Delaware streets, at 1890 Monday
Mrs. Harry Burton Jacobs will pre-
side.
Louis BorinStein, president of the
board of directors of the temple, will
extend greeting from the congre-
cation. Miss Katherine Bowlby,
contralto, will sing a group of
songs, accompanied by Mrs. I. E.
Solomon.
Mrs. Victor Goldberg and Mrs.
Benjamin Cohen, luncheon chair
men, will be assisted by Mesdames
Joseph L. Michael, Joseph M.
Jackson, Joseph Baerncopf, Samuel
Mueller, N. Leonard Cohen, Lewis
Levy, Charles Kaufman, Jay c.
Kahn, Cyril Weinberg, Jacob Solo,
mon and Morris Dee.
With Mrs. Jacobs, officers are:
Mrs. Louis R. Markun, first vice.
president; Mrs. Jay C. Kahn, sec
ond president; Mrs. William
Ellison, recording secretary; Mrs.
Sol Goldsmith, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Saul Solomon, treasurer;
Mrs. Essie M. Solomon, financial
secretary, and Mrs. Baerncopf,
auditor.
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MERIDIAN HILLS SETS
SOCIAL EVENTS

Meridian Hills Country Club will
hold its first dinner bridge party of
the season at next Saturday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Speigel
as chairmen, assisted by MessrS.
and Mesdames Frank C. Olive, E. A.
Kelly and Henry Holt.
Women members and their guests
will attend a luncheon bridge party
Tuesday, Oct. "a, when both con-
tract and auction will be played. On
the committee are MeSdames Robert
Clark and Austin Clifford.
The childrens entertainment COM
mittee will be in charge of the chill
dren's Halloween costume party from
2:30 to Saturday, Oct. %. Commit
tee members are MesdameS Theo-
dore l.. Locke, Charles c. Binkley,
Don w. Flickinger, Malcolm Moore
and Kenneth E. Yates.
The weekly women's morning ride
will be held at Tuesday with Mes
danes E. E. Martin, Blake Stone
and E. S. Retter in charge.
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Harmonic Club
to Begin Year
With Program

The opera La Juive" will be
studied at the first meeting of the
season of the Harmonic Club at 2:30
Monday at the home of Mrs. James
Pearson, $3.50 North Illinois street.
Mrs. Robert W. Blake and Miss
Emma j. Doeppers arranged the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Pearson will be assisted by
Mrs. Bonner, Mrs. Clyde Titus, Mrs.
James H. Lowry, Mr.. E. E. Voyles
and Mrs. R. w. Chappell at the
social hour following the entertain
ment.
Mrs. Dorothy K. Greene, Mrs. F.
T. Edenharter and Mrs. William j.
Stark will be accompanies for the
following program:
Story of the opera Mrs. William Morrison
............... Mrs. Arthur Monniger
Scene III Leopold's ARIA .,...:..
Scene nv Waiz. >. Mrs. William j. Stark
Act II. Scene II. duet. Eudoddia and
Miss Leona Wright. Mrs. Reid Steele
Scene II. duet. Leopold and Rachel:
Ann Hunter. Mrs. Harold Robinson
Act VI Scene III. -. Mrs. Q; M. Jones
Act v Funeral march WIS., Mrs Monniger
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The Newspapers and the Eco
nomic Situation" will be the topic
discussed by Talcott Powell, editor
OF The Indianapolis Times. at the
discussion luncheon of the COM
munity welfare department of the
Woman's Department Club at 1890
Wednesday at the club house.
Mrs Othniel Hitch, department
chairman, will preside. Other Off
GERS include Mrs. Harold K. Bachel-
der. vice-president; Mrs. B. F. lie
Monde, secretary. and Mrs. Charles
H. Smith, treasurer.
COMMITTEES assisting in plans for
the luncheon include: Courtesy,
Mrs Walter j. Slate, chairman: Mrs.
Horace C. CaSady, vice-chairman;
MesdameS Arthur S. AyreS. John
Berns, George NJ. Cornelius, Rom
aid A. Foster. Ralph E. Kenning-
ton, Carrie Heider Ralston, Felix
T. McWhirter, William H. Shell
Lewis H Sturges. Ellis E. SluSs. Mrs.
w. w. Thornton and Miss Ida B.
White.
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Local Persons
Attend Service
in Knighstowr

Several Indianapolis persons at
tended the wedding ceremony this
morning in Knightstown when Miss
Mary Margaret Ham became the
bride of. Richard English Burnet
Madison, N. j. DR.. John Ferguson
of the Irvington Presbyterian church
in indianapolis, read the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watts.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Reagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
WeyI, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Gal
lagher, DR.. and Mrs. B. K. Westfall
Mrs. Frank B. Shields, Mrs. Joseph
Ostrander and Mrs. L. H. Ham, all
of indianapolis, assisted at the re-
ception following the ceremony. A
breakfast was served the guests.
The house was decorated in fall
foliage and vases of yellow chrysan-
themums.
The bride, given in marriage by
Walter Ham, wore a gown of brown
velvet with matching accessories
and carried yellow roses. Miss
Marian Lark, Governors Island, N.
Y, was the brides only attendant.
She appeared in a burnt organe vel
vet gown and carried a bouquet of
copper pompoms. Mrs. Watts wore
black and gold lace with a corsage of
roses. Harry Watts was best man.
The couple left on a wedding trip.
and will be at home, after Nov. l at
Walnut Knoll, Madison, N. J. The
bride attended Butler university and
the Starrett School for Girls in
Chicago, and is a member of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
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THETAS TO HOLD
IMITATION RITES

Gamma chapter of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority will hold initiation
services at 2 Sunday with Miss Grace
Barnett, president, in charge. New
members will be honored at for
NAL dinner following and will re-
ceive corsages and gifts.
Those to be initiated are: Misses
Sue Janet Brown, Lake Providence,
La; Mary Rose Dye of Kokomo:
Marion Ballinger, Jean Boiling, Jane
Crawford, ElySee Crosier, Mary Ber-
tina Hockensmith. Agnes Hinkle,
Virginia Judd, Mary Ella Julien,
Mary katherine Mangus, Marjorie
Krull, Susan McGaughey, Jean
Southland. Mary Alice Moore and
Esther Hoover.
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R. o. McAlexander, Walter P. Nor
ton, Sultan G. Cohen and De-
marchus Brown presiding at the tea
table.
Members of Mrs. Greers commit
tee are Mesdames Ronald Foster,
E. L. Burnett, Henry Dolman, J. j.
Bibler. Thomas j. Murphy, John
Messick, George E. Maxwell, Simon
Reisler, Abbie F'reeland, Isaac
woodward, George Edwards, Henry
L. Dithmer, Charles Gemmer, Los
Angeles, and Miss Mary Helen
Borcherding.
Expression Club will present a
play, The Teeth of the Gift
Horse" Mrs. Percy E. johnson.
courtesy chairman, will be assisted
by Mesdames Edna Sharp, M. c.
Lewis, J. Roy Horne, E. Preston
Jones, NJ. E. Heiner, Laure Blan-
ton, Burt Kimmel and George P.
Steinmetz. Mesdames Basil Vaught,
Drew Ross, Walter L. Shirley, Noble
Hiatt and Miss Ethel Ostrom will
serve as ushers.
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Personals

Mrs. N. H. Noyes and Miss Janet
Moves, 525 Sunset lane, are visiting
in New York.
Miss Marie, D. Larsh, Miss Mamie
L. Bass and Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Boyle are attending the district
meeting of Altrusa clubs at Fl.
Wayne today and tomorrow as dele
gates of the Indianapolis club
Others attending are Mrs. Stasia
B. Staley, Mrs. Martha Abel, Misses
Estora Whitaker, Bertha Metzger
Helen D. Brown and Mary Ann
F'itzSimmons.
Mrs. Charles j. Lynn, 5000 Sunset
lane, is in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans WoolIen Jr.
have been visiting at the Seigniory
Club in Quebec.
Mrs. j. c. Shanessy, Mrs. w. G.
Birthright, Mrs. D. J. Tobin, Mrs.
j. M Gillespie and Mrs c. P.
Howard, while attending the con-
vention of the American Fedora
ton of Labor in Washington, were
received Wednesday at the White
House by Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
welt.
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WOMEN TO HOLD
POSTER CONTEST

Judges for the poster contest
opening this week under auspices
of the Indiana Federation of Bust
ness and Professional Women will
be Miss Constance Forsyth, instruc-
tor at the art museum; Miss Anna
Hasselman. John Heron Art In
stitute curator, and Burling Boaz
Jr., commercial artist.
Announcement is made by Miss
Esther H. Waters, publicity chair
man of a campaign to obtain an
official poster for the national bust
ness women'S week to be observed
March IL to II.
Seventy-SiX business and profess
SiOnal women's clubs in the state
will conduct local contests. Miss
Grace A. Speer, secretary of the
John Heron Art Institute, is in
charge of the city contest which is
open to students in art schools,
high schools and colleges. The state
contest will close Nov. l, and the
winning poster will be entered in
the national contest for the grand
prize.
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HIGHLAND WILL GIVE
LUNCHEON BRIDGE

Highland Golf and Country Club
will entertain members and guests
with bridge party at
Wednesday with Mrs. Raymond Fox
in charge. A style show will be
presented by L. S. Ayres & Co.
Assisting Mrs. Fox will be
Mesdames Frank Kotteman, j. Will
liam Wright, E. w. Zaiser, Carl
McCaskey, Sidney Fenstermaker,
Harry Burke, Ben Olsen, j. v. Stout,
Ernest Sellers, Robert Sweeney,
Walter Webster, George Steinmetz,
Glenn Pell, Robert Craig, Arch
Grossman, Frank Madden, Carl
Scherer and Miss Hazel Reasoner.
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MRS. FROMMER TO
PRESENT PROGRAM

Mrs. Samuel Frommer will pre-
sent "Glimpses of Europe" at the
luncheon meeting of the Indian
apolis chapter of Hadassah at 1890
Wednesday, at Bethel temple,
Thirty fourth and Ruckle streets
Mrs. David L. Sablosky, president
will preside.
Mrs. Irving Newman will present
a skit, "A New Meaning of NRA,
assisted by Mrs. H. G. Spinell and
Mrs. Sam Wolf. The luncheon is
in charge of Mrs. Samuel Falender
hospitality chairman; Mesdames R
U. Vandergrift. L. w. Sagalowsky
L. Barnett, Paul Scharfin, George
Weiss, Morris Tavel, Max Plesser
Dave Herman, Henry Rosner, Mi
chael Sablosky and Miss Emma
Gelman.
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Henry r. Banner, Alfred P. Conklin,
Gideon Blain, Arthur V. Brown,
Edmund F. Gall, Niles Chapman,
Gerry M. Sanborn, Guernsey Van
Ripper, Misses Gertrude Baker, En-
ma Colbert and Marguerite Dice.
Mrs. John w. Kern is chairman
of the entertainment committee, and
her assistants are Mesdames Clar-
ence Alig, Earl B. Barnes, William
H. Coleman, James Cunning, Bow
man Elder, Benjamin F. Hitz, Syl-
vester johnson Jr., Louis H. Levey,
William M. Louden, George P.
Meier, Charles A. Pfafflin, Samuel
L. Shank, Paul H. White and M. A.
Ryan.
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MOTHERS TO GIVE
TEA FOR GUESTS

Mrs. Malcolm c. Sewell and Mrs.
L. Preston Highley will preside at
the tea to be given by the Sigma M
Mothers Club of Butler university
Wednesday at the chapter house,
655 Hampton drive. Mothers of
pledges will be honor guests.
The program will be presented by
Misses Mae Henri Lane, Jean Lane,
Elizabeth Stayton, Pauline Hedges
and Mrs. John A. White. Musical
selections will be played during the
afternoon by the Wagolosa ensemble
from Kokomo: Miss Vada Warne,
Mesdames Ruth Loveless, Blanche
Gorton, George Umphrey and Grace
Miller-Kerby.
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IN honor Of Marie Todd, Shortrldge teacher.
Mrs. Failey arranged ten twelve receptions last
year choosing assistant host and hosteSses from lists
Of friends, submitted by the exhibiting artists
patrons enjoyed meeting the artists personally and
ing the scope Of their work displayed by variety of
pictures.
cozy intimate air is encouraged at these recep-
tons rug is laid the marble floor, pieces of fur
nture and pots of greenery placed in the small
gallery relieving its austerty Guests introduced
by the assistants and friendly conservation gives an
at-home feeling to visitors
So pleased have artists been with the interest of
patrons that Wilbur Peat director has received enough
applications for exhibits to fill a two-year program
Works Of applicants passed by the fine arts
committee, who submit the list to Mr.. Peat He casts
the in a hat al nd fnrt dat
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Out-oi town artists bring their
following from their home towns.
Freqently museum visitors quite by
accident drop into the reception.
Their interest is aroused and they
become regular guests at following
receptions.
A group of women interested in
culture assist Mrs. Failey in plan
ming the events Theey are Mes
DANES H. w Buttolph. James F.
Carroll, Charles w. Chase, Robert
Davidson, Bowman Elder, w. d.
Catch, Vernon Hahn, Edwin M. Nc
Nally. Edwin L. Pedlow, Larz A.
Whitcomb. Guy A. Wainwright, and
Miss Anna Reade
Dorothy Morland, Irvington artist,
will be the next artist to be hon
ored with an exhibit and reception,
and Lawrence McConaha, Rich
mond, will be the first t-of town
exhibitor.
Assistants tomorrow will be MeSSrs.
and Mesdames Robert F. Daggett,
Jesse c. Moore, George Meess, Newton
Todd, Robert Hiner, William Allen
Moore Morton Gould, o. L. Miller,
Mrs. j. Otis Adams, Mrs. Marie
Dawson Morrell, Mrs. Annie S. DaW-
son and Miss Mary Margaret Miller.
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HOOSIER CLUB TO
ATTEND LUNCHEON

Mrs. Carl Shafer, president of the
ladies' bridge section of the Hoosier
Athletic Club, will entertain Off
GERS and directors at her home, 5515
North Pennsylvania street, with a
luncheon Wednesday.
Guests will include MesdameS
Mary Hendren, William H. Pearl,
Rose Mitchell, Harry G. Woodbury.,
E. G. Hendrix, D. E. Page, T. E.
Hanika.
The section will hold it's monthly
card party at the clubhouse at 100
Friday, with Mrs. G. H. Beechil and
Mrs. ]. E. Laughter as hoStesses.
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ASSEMBLY WOMEN
TO BEGIN SEASON

A musical program by Mrs. Louis
Traugott will be presented at the
first fall luncheon of the Indian
apolis branch, state Assembly Wom-
ems Club, at 1890 Tuesday in the
Marott.
Mrs. Arthur Gilliom, chairman of
hoStesses, will have as assistants
Mesdames Paul v. McNutt, Arthur
R. Robinson, James Mendenhall, c..
j. Buchanan, Walter Treanor, AL
bert Walsman, Alfred Hogston and
Edgar A. Perkins.
Mrs. Traugott will sing, Irish
Eyes Are Smiling" Nah Indy
Lou and adele" by Mrs. jeanette
Herwitz, who will be the accompan-
list. Mrs. Mendenhall is president.
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NEW MEMBERS TO
BE TEA GUESTS

A tea in honor of mothers of new
pledges of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority
at Butler university will be given
from to Tuesday by the Mothers
club at the chapter house, ?29
Hampton drive. Mrs Charles
Apostol is in charge of arrange
mentS.
Mrs. Edward A. Ford, president,
will head the receiving line, and
Mrs. George Vestal will pour. The
guests will be the MeSdames I. NJ.
Andrews, Edward E. Babe. Dean H.
Craft, Earl R. Garrett, Ralph B.
Hornaday. E. H. Landgraf, John j.
Martin Sr.. Guy E. Street, L. TRACER,
/. R. G. Sumner, J. c. Shea and Bessie
Simpson.
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OPERA EXCERPTS
TO BE PRESENTED

Woman's auxiliary Of Tabernacle
Presbyterian church will present a
program of excerpts from Masse-
nets "Manon," to be given by a
trio from the Matinee Musicale at
3 Tuesday. Mrs. Helen Warrum
Chappell will direct Mesdames Sid
ney Fenstermaker Charles G. Fitch
and James A. Matthews in the
program.
Mrs. Howard Painter will be in
charge of the tea following the en-
tertainment.
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MISS GRADY WILL
BE Welded NOV. 3

Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Grady of
Newcastle announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Flor
ence Grady, to Carl H. ErnSting, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ernsting of
Indianapolis. The wedding will take
place Nov. at the home of the
bride elects parents.
Mrs. William H. Lively sister of
the bride-elect, will be matron of
honor, and William Ernsting Jr will
be his brothers best man. Imme-
date families will be guests.
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SOrOrities

Rho Gamma Chi sorority will en-
terrain with an informal rush tea
Sunday afternoon at the home OF
Miss La Dora Smith, 1918 Koehne
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson will enter
tain members of the Kappa Phi
Delta Sorority at a bridge party
Wednesday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Tobin
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Rachael Frances
Tobin, to Jerome K. Bash, son OF
David F. Bash. The wedding date
has not been set.
Chi Omega sorority will observe its
state day celebration next Saturday
at the Lincoln with Mrs. Eugene
Rankin in charge.
The engagement of Miss Louise
Slick and Joseph F. Stetzel is an
nounced by the bride-elect'S parents,
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CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN GUESTS

Edward E. Petri will welcome
guests and new members of the
Alliance Franchise at Thursday
night at the Washington. A dinner
at 6:30-1ill precede the program.
Mrs. -Geunier Gallagher and Miss
Tulsa Madden will present a musical
program. Medals for proficiency in
French will be awarded this year to
college and high school students in
the city. and a medal will be given
the member obtaining the most new
memberships for the club.
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Dinner to Be Held

Founders day will be observed by
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority tomorrow
with a dinner at at the chapter
house, 329 Hampton drive. Miss Es-
Their Renfrew, one of the founders
Of the Alpha Delta chapter, and
Mrs. Richard Lennox, alumnae ad-
visor, will be speakers. Miss Martha
Heller will be tOastmaster.
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Miss SOIdnd to We'd

The engagement of Miss Helen
Louise Soland to Ernest j. Schnippel
of South Bend has been announced
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Soland, 40 East Raymond street.
The wedding will take place
Thanksgiving day morning at
Sacred Heart church
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Mothers to Entertain

New pledge mothers Of Delta Tau
Delta fraternity will be guests of the
Mothers Club at tea from 2:30 to
S Wednesday at the home of the
president, Mrs. Emsley johnson. BAT
Washington boulevard. Mrs. Ernest
Evans will present the program, and
assistants in the dining room will be
Mesdames Howard W. White, Harry
E. Riddell and Silas j. Carr.
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lnVentlOn
The first ireless range manufactured by the COM
pany was wooden reless cocker insulated, and with
gas jet in the bottom. 1t had vent control which
closed when the gas turned Off
Two years later, the range appeared stove. with
the hreless encased in wooden, insulated frame
Rapidly, improvements were added, always with the
idea CT cooking with minimum amount of gas The
familiar drum" arrangement feature for num-
Der of years the top of the stove
The latest improvements are as revolutionary in gas
range construction as that first installation of gas into
a freless cooker. Now the range is made with
"thermowell' into which three fitted cooking vessels
can be placed. At side is combination broer and
gridde.
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John Heron Art Museum
Directors to Open Series
of Art Receptions Sunday
Programs During One-Man Exhibits De
signed to Bring Artists and Public
Into Closer Accord
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

directors John decided
- relationship between Indiana artists the public
Indianapolis
a public receptions
receptions
has made the
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AIunlnOe to Meet

Ward Belmont Club will meet at
the Dinner Bell tearoom for lun-
cheon next Saturday as guests Of
Miss Frances Shaw All former
students of the college are invited to
attend.
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Mrs. Rain to Entertain

Mrs. Fred Rain, 1920 Central ave-
nue., will be hostess for the meeting
of the Indianapolis Associate chap
ter of Tri Kappa at lis Monday.
Mrs. F. L. Zried and Mrs. Paul john
son will assist the hostess.
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New Model Gas Ranges
Present Many Radical
Changes in Construction
Chambers, Product of Shelbyville Plant, Was First
to Depart from Conventional Type
Back in 1910.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

OR years little change the construction Of
1910 Shebyvie, conceived
putting the the Chambers
freesS made
revolutionary construction at that time but
modern housewife who views her attractive
with this first
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Photo by PHOTOGRAPH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rust will
return tomorrow from a wedding
trip. Before her marriage Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs H.
H. Hull. 1919 Wright avenue, Mrs.
Rust was Miss Audrey Lee Pueri-
foy, daughter of w. H. Kiser of
Phoenix. Ariz.
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$4,000 Used IN Indianapolis
New Cards Help Bridqe Bidders

INTEREST in brought interesting
new collection make contract bidding
easier cards the value of honor tricks
is
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MIR. and Mrs. George j. Slick. The
ceremony will be read Nov. 30 at the
Little Flower church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman L. Hess Will
be at home after Sunday at 6OO3
Park avenue. Mrs. Hess formerly
was Miss Marguerite Doriot, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dorlot.
Before her marriage Sept. 80, Mrs.
George William Gable was Miss
Jane all. Mr.. and Mrs. Gable are at
home at $3.50 East Washington
street.
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Of artists
MISS Lucy Iaggar heads the fine committee together
Theodore b. Griffith William
Sinclair and Miss Blanche Son given
for exhib
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Tri KdppdS to Meet

indianapolis Tri Kappa Club will
meet at $50 Monday at the Stef-
field Inn.
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genius chief
member the American Society oil
him because OF his
achievements in spite that graduate OF an
school.
Chambers FdUOrite With Celebrities
THE sounds page
them such names as Dr. Lee DE
Rockne of South Bend
father of
Mayo of the his private
yacht.
of the Du Pont Company and General Motors
be used estate Sixty
apartments Indianapolis
They are used number of uner
Indiana, and Purdue
$4,000 Used IN indianapolis
TN indianapolis the present time
miles from Indian
apois by Corporation they met with approval in
managed by K Nickel and Is
at Pennsylvania street
Evening star., 1933-11-12
PROPERTY OWNER SUES
FOR CHANGE IN ZONE LAW
Victor Sadd Asserts He Is Unable
to Rent Profitably Because
of Regulation

Victor Sadd, 1912 Twentieth street,
who says he lost his property by tax
sale because he was unable to rent it
profitably as a residence, filed suit in
District Supreme Court yesterday to
effect change in zoning regulations
for that neighborhood.
Through Attorneys Richard H. VIII
ner and Douglas L. Hatch, he said that
Connecticut avenue. upon which his
property faces, has become such a busy
thoroughfare that 1t has destroyed the
property's desirability as a residence.
He asked that the District and the
Zoning Commission be compelled to
Zone the neighborhood as a commercial
area so he can secure an income from
his property and redeem it from the
tax sale purchaser.