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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-08
H. S. Cage Bill This Week
CITY SCHOOLS

CITY SCHOOIS
Friday
Tech vs. Morton At Richmond
Broad Ripple at Decatur Central.
zlonsyiMe at Warrington.
Cathedral at Southport.
Sacred Heart at Park.
Saturday
Manual al Shortridge.
Vinoennes at Technical
Broad Ripple At BroWnsouTg
OTHER SCHOOLS
Thursday
Bloomington at Vincennes.
Friday
Alexandria at Marion.
Nappanee at LaPoTte.
Anderson az LoganSport.
Bedford at Franklin
Delphi at Huntington.
Mitchell at Bloomington.
Shelbyville at Columbus.
Connersville at GreensburR.
south side Of Fl. Wayne at Hartford
City.
Washington OF East Chicago at Emerson
1f Gary.
Elkhart at Central Of South Bend.
Seymour at Washington
Bosse VS.. Central at Evansville.
Frankfort at Lebanon.
sullivan az GreeQCaStie.
Froebel Of Gary at Whiting.
Rushville AZ Greenfield.
Muncie at Kokomo.
Newcastle at Lafayette
Saturday
South Side vs.. North Side at TT. Wayne.
Valparaiso at Horace Mann Of Gary.
Washington at Newcastle
Button at Alexandria.
Charlottesville at Wiley OF Terre Heuta
Central of Evansville at Greencastle,
Seymour at Bosse of Evansville.
Lafayette at Frankfort
Jeffersonville at Male Of Louisville.
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SEEKS TURF LICENSE

BIZ tniitd Fftss
NEW YORK, Feb. "a 20-year-
old girl, Miss Mary Hirsch, daugh-
ter of Max Hirsch, well-known
trainer. applied to the New York
Jockey Club today for a trainers
license. She is the first woman to
apply for such permit.
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. DoUn The Alleys .
WITH LEFTY LEE

st Philip No l League bowlers looked
~ nc" pms Tue day and as a result the
leading the field with a total OF 627 xix
was next with $40 as Faust showed on 607
cam play was decided two TO one, Prima
leverage. Casady Fuel and Mlc-Lis-Mc-
CRhiH defeating Coca Cola, Cain Lunch
and Richard Drugs.
callahan's Pin Settlers will roll a team
PICKED by Charlie lettering at the st
Philip A. c alleys Saturday night The
boys VINO spot the naples on the east
sac alleys know how to knock them down
expected.
The Indianapolis Womens Bowling AS
sociaIon %lll hold an important meeting
Inc meeting VIII be called to order at 8
ocioG@. Election Of officers and selection
OF alleys for next years city tournament
Will De up LOT settlement.
Helen Kritsch set a new record three
game total Tor the season rolling with the
League on the Hotel Antler alleys, Tuesday
night. games Of 2l4. 1879 and 245 giving
her a, score of $50. AS result Of this
record series. the Geisen team won the
odd game from Bowes Seal Fast. who had
MCDANIEL. Never and Bunch scoring 500
5l7 and SOB.
The new champion Indianapolis Baseball
Club girls boWled as champions should de-
feating the Harlan Insurance team three
times. Rickabaugh Shea and Alexander
were over the line with scores of 538 536
and 525 for the winners. as Conoly scored
555 for Harlan.
Miller. sal; Crane. $50: Kagel 500. and
Mayer. $50, for Geiger Candy was the rea-
son this team totalled 2674 and won all
three games from Happy Wonder Bakers
The Jack Carr team slipped over a fast
one on the Heidenreich Floral team. de-
teating these girls all three games I,ath-
ROB, MacKinnon and Rosner scored GOT.
$50 and 5l4. Wiese Baxter and Burnett
scored $40 5l2 and 500 for the losers
The indianapolis News team found the
Crescent Paper boys in form during the
Commercial League series on the Parkway
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AUBURN KEEPS WYNNE

By Times Special
AUBURN, Ala, Feb 8.-Chet
Wynne, who coached Auburn to lie
for Southern Conference football
honors last year, has signed a new
contract for three years. university
officials said today He had beer
mentioned for the Michigan State
position.
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BAR BONUS PAYMENTS
National League Puts Ban on
Sliding Salaries TO Players.

BV IHIffd TFCss
NEW YORK, Feb Club owners
Of the National League at their
schedule meeting, voted to bar
bonus payments to players. Previous
~ athletes might agree to salaries
proportionate to where their clubs
placed in the pennant race.
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INAUGURAL COSTS 1892
McNutt Installation Bills Paid From
Emergency Augmentation.

Governor Paul V. McNutt'S in
augural ceremony on Jan. cost
$992.85 from the emergency fund,
according to vouchers on file today
with Floyd E. Williamson, state
auditor.
Materials for construction of the
platform on the west steps of the
statehouse amounted to $74835. La
Dor costs were $24450. Bills in
clude decorations, signs, erection of
a moving picture platform and
amplif1er service
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FEB. 8. 1893.
Cincy Trips
Tiger Team
Bp Time, special

NJ Ifncf special
GREENCASTJE. Ind, Feb. "a
brilliant rally after trailing II to 3
at hall time gave Cincinnati Is to
10 triumph over De Paw U. cagers
mere Tuesday night, avenging an
early season trouncing.
Alright defensive play by both
teams featured the tuSsle. The
Tigers led 8 to 0 early in the tilt.
In the second half, Cincinnati took
the lead at IA to 49, Smith put De
Paw ahead, IS to IA, but Grande
tailed to give the Buckeyes the edge
with two minutes to play.
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drives and thev lost all three games. Pure
Oil also lost three to Phillips Sc at Presto
Lite Abes-Fink and Safety Boosters won
States and Hoosier Pete. Medlin defeated
| Welsh. Glib to 6l6 for ton honors. as Wig
gins and Jennings tied for third place with
a total of sos. Wuensch rolled 25s to
wear the high-game medal this week.
Art Krick hiding behind the. secrecy OF
me Big Rotary teague: IS busy piling up
678 on games of 235, go and 2l3.
After starting his third game with ten
strikes in row, Doc Goldman. rolling in
the Hoosier A. c. League. crossed the head
pin and left wobbling number seven pin
total was 632. Martin had 621 to follow
| Doc in.
Three members of the Roy Steele Ladies
League were over the 500 mark, Allendel
with the high single game of 21l.
stempfel and Martin, the Sunshine
Cleaner stars, finished one-two in the
totals Of s34 and 627. sheee counted 50;
to take third place, as Longsworth took
single game honors with 256 game.
Panoptic and Optometrsts won three
games from Fox and American. as Para
mount copied two from Continental dug
ing the optical League series. Holman
led in all departments with a total Of 6l5
that included a 231 game in his second
try.
The Kirschner Body team closed with
1923 count to take all three games
from Inland during the Delaware League
series. Tuxedo Feed also won three from
Coca Cola as Schmitt Insurance and Black
hawks won two from Old Gold and S
and S. Body The battle for individual
honors was a dandy. Fitzel scoring 629
Myers, 625, and Koelling, 624.
Frank Black closed with a great 267 to
total GIT and lead the Kingan & Co.
League by a wide wide margin. Black
must be getting ready for the match game
and Armour g. Co. that will be rolled
on the Illinois alleys Saturday night.
Fonnie Snyder finally hit his stride dur
ing the Courthouse League series at the
Central and led the league with a total
of GIG on games of 225, 21O and 28l.
Maintenance and Engineers won two
games from Traffic and Auditors during
the Bell Telephone session on the Central
alleys. Morris opened with 246 to total
622 and lead all the way.
Pugh and Thoms watched Kelley. f.
Barrett and Mathews roll totals of 678,
635 and $40 for Million Population Wreck
ing Co.. for a, grand total of 1887, as
they lost all three games. Shaw-Walker
total Of 3.O7l being scored on counts of
LOIS. 1852 and 1904 to take all three
from Meier Packing Co. who rolled
1,027 in their second game. OFT, Sachs
and Ronk scored $780, GAS and 634 for the
winners as Fred Shaw rolled 688 on games
of 228 227 and 233 for Meier. Thirtieth
and Central Sales and lockwood drives
also won three from Illinois National
Supply and Roberts Milk, Stemm and
Palmer scoring 658 and 500 during these
sets.
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OTHER COLLEGES
Illinois 26 ST. Louis 49,
Ohio Wesleyan "A, Miami 81
Akron 90 Case 27.
Yale %, Columbia 20.
Georgia 33, William and Mary 81
North Carolina "a, Washington and
Lee %
Drake %, Simpson 49,
Duquesne 81, Geneva 81.
Davis-Elkins AZ, West Virginia Wes-
leyan SO.
Duke "A, Davidson %.
Arkansas %, Southern Methodist IS.
Sewanee SO. Mercer 80.
Tulane st. Mississippi 3d.
Louisiana Tech o. Centenary 26.
Muskingum 80. Marietta IS.
Brigham Young SO, Montana State 81.
Wyoming AZ, Denver 81.
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HYMAN CANTOR DEAD

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Hyman
Cantor, At, former boxer, trainer
and boxing manager, died Tuesday
of a heart ailment. He trained
Leach Cross, Joe Bedeu and Stan
ley Ketchell and managed Ruby
Goldstein and Benny Touchstone.
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WRESTLING QUERY ANSWER

DR.. Ralph Wilson, local heavyweight
wrestler. lost to jim Londos in New York
last week in a one-fall bout. thirty min
utes. No official record is kept of all
mat bouts
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Tuesday Fight Results

AT NEW YORK-Georee Leone il9. New
York defeated johnny Ladao. ll6 Philip
mines. t6i; Sammy Kantor. l44. New York
stopped Willie Weisgerber. lao. New York
"a.
AT ST LOUIS-Joc Ghnouly. 1875. St
LcuiS. deciSioned Battling Shaw, 1873. New
Orleans in ten rounds. Joe Huf las St
Louis defeated Billy Hogan. i42. decision
~: Roy Mitchell. l46 Centralia. Ill. out
pointed Jackie PuryiS l46. Indian
apoliS. tSl.
AT PORTLAND Ore.-Ah Wing Lee
1877. Portland. decisioned Mickey Cohen
lS9. Denver. tl0l.
AT WEST PALM bEACH-Bucky Burton
OF Terre Haute Ind. thumped veteran
Dave Barry. ST. Louis featherweight. "a
win a ten-round decision.
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A Lost Ad in The Times is the
quickest way to recover your lost
valuables or pets, and by far the
cheapest. Only 3 cents a word. Ri.
5551.
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RENO, NEVADA
ARZAE%2 NIESZ
THAN LOS ANGELES, CALF

a steadier head, are more agile
and have as much, if not more,
endurance than the males.
Next: What are the oldest crea-
lures on earth?
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oil also lost three to Philips 66 at Prest- o.
Lite Abes-Fink and Safety Boosters won
the odd game from Citizens Gas. Central
States and Hoosier Pete Medlin defeated
Welsh. Glib to GIG for ton honors. as Wig
gins and Jennings tied for third place with
/ a total Of COS. Wuensch rolled 258 10
wear the high-game medal this week.
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Art Krick. hiding behind the. secrecy of
the big Rotary League. is busy piling up
one of the best individual averages in the
city. his latest effort in this loop being a
678 on games of 235. $50 and 2l3.
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Tuesday Cage Scores

STATE COLLEGES
Cincinnati. 16: De Paw. IS.
Ball State %, Indiana Central 10.
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HIGH SCHOOLS
Greencastle SO. Brazil II.
Greenfield SO. Knightstown 20.
oxford 80, Otterbein 81.
Anderson AZ, Shelbyville %.
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Irvington Temple No. All, Pythian
Sisters, will meet at the home of
Mrs, Albert A. Abbott, 5817 Beech
wood avenue, at 2 Friday.
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After starting his third game with ten
strikes in row. Doc Goldman. rolling in
the Hoosier A. c. League. crossed the head
pin and left a webbing number seven pin
to stop al 289. Goldman's three-game
total was 632. Martin had 621 to follow
Doc" in
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Bridal Shower
Given in Honor
Of Miss Butler

Miss Barbara Butler. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Butler.
1885 Central avenue. was the guest
today Of Mrs. NJ. CT. Butler and Miss
Rose Ann Stevenson of Columbus,
o. The hoStesses entertained with
a bridge party and crystal
shower in honor of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Butler and
Richard ". FOX. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. Fox.
Guests with Miss Butler were her
mother. and AIesdames Russell Pier
son. Forest Hendsley. James R.
Blacklidge. Robert Ellis. Lee Fox.
William F. Nixon. John D. Pearson.
c. W. Stevenson Of Columbus. O.;
Clifford Marsch and William Byers
Of Detroit. Mich Mrs. Byers. sister
Of the bride-elect. Will be the ma
iron Of honor at the ceremony Sat
Wday.
Other guests included Miss Mary
Lynn Weyl. Miss Margaret Rogers
and Miss Nell Kolb
Mrs. Nixon will fete Miss Butler
Wednesday with a luncheon bridge
party at the Highland Golf and
Country Club.
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A1unnae Club
of Phi Beta Phi
to Open Year

Indianapolis Alumnae Club Of Pi
Beta Phi sorority Will open its year
with luncheon bridge party Sept.
9 at the Highland Golf and Countrv
Club. All members OF the sorority
in indianapolis or in neighboring
cities may attend
Mrs. Frank d. Hatfield. president
Of the club. announces her commit
tee chairmen Mrs. E. E. Temper
ley, program: Mrs. Scott c. Legge
and Mrs. Willard K. Gearen. mem
bership; Mrs. l.. L. Flint. hospital
ity: Mrs. S. o. Brewer. telephone:
Miss Mary Alice Purves, settlement
school. and Mrs. Gordon Batman.
magazine.
Mrs. c. r. Hamilton. alumnae
club representative to the Indian
apolis Hellenic Association. IS
directing the association activities
this year.
Officers Of the club with Mrs.
Hatfield president, are Mrs. Flint.
vice president; Miss Maxine Rigs
bee. recording secretary; Miss Fan
ny Miner. treasurer, and Mrs
George Elliott. publicity chairman.
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Mrs. BryOn to
Be Hostess at
Garden Party

Mrs La Rue Byron will be hostess
for a Japanese garden party Sunday
afternoon at her home, 729 East
Fifty-third street Epsilon chapter
Of the Pm Beta. honorary dramatic
sorority Of tie Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory Of Music, will entertain in
honor Of rushees.
The hostess will be assisted at the
tea table by Mrs. Helen Morton. So
rority president. Miss Alberta
Speicher and Mrs. Marion Nelson
will pour A program will be pre-
sented during the afternoon BY
Misses Rae Cawden and Betty Nc
Fadden.
Guests will include Misses Virginia,
Pittman, Phyllis Smith. Amy Gault.
Ernestine Sutton. Georgia Helen
Wantz Mary Lennon. Eleanor Ora
ham. Elizabeth Beckman. Ann Fos-
ter, Geraldine Kuntz. Mary Ella
Pouck, Dorothy Prosch and Helen
Louise Small.
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Patrons Named
by Democrats
for Club Fete

Patrons and patroneSSes have
been named for the annual summer
irolic 10 be held Monday night at
Trees by the young Mems Demo-
cratic Club Of Marion County.
The following will assist with hos
pitalitics. Messrs. and Mesdames
Clarence Jackson, Leroy Sander
Edward knight, James Deery
Henry o. Goett. Garrett Kirby. Otto
Deluse. William Kissel. Thomas
Quinn. E. Kirk Mckinney. H
Nathan Swain. Martin H. Walpole
Herbert E Wilson. Timothy P
Sexton. William f. Clauer. Frank
Mccarthy E. Brennan. Bruce Short
Walter c. Boettcher and DR.. ano
Mrs Frank T. Dowd
Louis P. Adams, president Of the
club, Is in charge Of the affair. as
sisted by Walter W. Houppert. gen
eral chairman. Michael Reddington
d. R Cooper. James A. Watson
w c. 5herer and Blodgett E
Brennan.
The floor committee includes
Porter Seidensticker. chairman;
Thomas F. OConnor. Russell j.
Dean, Gerritt Bates. William c.
Kern and Robert Clark.
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Sigma
Chapter Meets
at BreakfaS1

Lampas chapter Of the Epsilon
Sigma Omicron will hold a business
meeting at Monday afternoon at
the Rauh Memorial library
Officers and committee chairmen
OF the group were guests Of Mrs
E Preston Jones at breakfast
Thursday at her home. 1910 North
Talbot street. Mrs. Jones IS the
incoming president. Pink and green
colorS we're carried out in the table
appointments and the decorations.
Those who attended were Mes
danes John F. Engelke. Roscoe
Leavitg. W I. Hoag. Albert OF,
Merritt z. Wolf. Ronald Foster. c.
II Augstein and Robert Beatty.
The group meets the second Mon
day IN every month 10 transact its
business Mrs Woolf is in charge
Of the publicity
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Club Aids,
Delegates
Appointed

Mrs R. o NicAiexander. president
OF the Womans Department Club.
has appointed her Commit-ee-aids
and club delegates for the year.
which Will open with a president s
day program sept 81 The wear
book VIII be distributed on that
day and Mrs. Merritt = Woolf.
chairman of the prospective mem
berShip group. announces the en-
rollment OF twenty-five new mem
hers.
The following members viii serve
as committee heads Mrs Carl j.
Weinhardt bulletin Mrs John
Downing Johnson. courtesy. Mrs.
Mervin Stanton. curator. Mrs. W p.
Morton. decorations. Mrs Donald
Graham. door Mrs Alvin + Coate.
educational funds. Mrs Frederick
G. Bali. federated club co-opera-
ton. Mrs James d. Ermston.
finance. hrs j L. Barcus. histo-
rian. Mrs LeOnidas r. Smith. hos
pitaiity. Mrs Harry E Watson.
house and gardens. Mrs. Arthur S.
AyreS. loyalty, Mrs j. f Edwards.
charter membership. and Mrs. John
NJ Williams. life membership.
Other heads include Mrs. VIII c.
Hitz. music Mrs Ermston. nomina-
tionS. Mrs. Edward Ferger. election
board: Mrs Clayton Hunt Ridge.
program Mrs Philip A. Keller. pub
licity: Mrs Arthur r. Dewey.
rentals: Mrs Edward Franklin
White. reviSionS. Mrs. Edward l.
Pedlow. ushers. Mrs. a. {. Barbour.
ways and means. Mrs. John Con-
nor, year book. Mrs A. Edgar Shir-
lev. roster. and Mrs. Edgar r.
ESkew. distribution
Delegates TO the Indiana Fedora
ton Of clubs az South Bend. oct
81 10 IS VIII De Mrs AIcAlexander
Mrs Coate. MeSdameS William c.
Bartholomew. E. L. Burnett. John
Engelke. Ronald Foster. Tilden F
Greer. Paul T Payne. Fred L. Pet
tiiohn. Harley w. Rhodehamel. W
c. smith with the following alter
mates
Mesdames Horace G. CaSady
George NJ 10y Alt4+A>, Ia44AtS II
Ermston. Curtis Hodges. Clayton
Ridge and Madison Swadener
Mrs. johnson anG Airs. NcAlex-
ander. delegates 10 The Seventh
District Federation Of Clubs. Will
have Mrs. Paul T. Hurt and Mrs
J. B. Phillips as alternateS and
Mrs. James N. DUNCAN VIII be al
ternate for Mrs Charles II. Smith
as delegate 70 Indianapolis Coun-
Gil Of Women.
The club VIII observe founders.
charter members and life men,
bers day jar. IS. with Mrs Ridge
in charge. and the May day party
IS scheduled for Nay g. The ways
and means committee Will have
charge Of the luncheons on the
special days A buffet luncheon
Will be served on the general club
ds-S.
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The engagement Of Miss Emma
Stossmeister to Elmer p. Martin Of
Fowler will be announced tonight
at a party given by Mr.. and Mrs
John N. Schuster Jr The wedding
service will be read Saturday
Sept. 2, by the Rev. J. Ambrose
Dunkel at the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain church.
Miss Stossmeister has chosen her
sister. Mrs. Schuster, as her only
attendant. and John Guedelhoefer
will be best man.
Guests attending tonight will be
Miss Deanna Heath Of Detroit. Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Lockhart and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Klentzer. all Of
Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Reder
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Formal Bail at CnIUer Is
Highlight at Maxinkuckee

I Theodore L. Locke Jr. has as his
guests for the week at his parents
cottage. Sleepy Hollow. Arthur
Dalies Of Evanston, H.. and Stewart
Hamilton Of Topeka, Kan.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George Bing~
/ fang OF Chanute Field. Ill, Miss
Jane Zwicker of Noblesville. and
Miss Marybell Quick of indianapolis
are house guests this week of Mrs.
j. II Belden at her new cottage on
east shore.
Miss Louise Rhodehamel Il visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Theodore l..
Locke Miss RhOdehamel attended
the commencement festivities at the
academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul T. Hurt and
daughter. Miss Nancy Hurt. have re-
turned to indianapolis after spend
ing the weekend at the Maxim
kuckee Inn.
Jack LESSEE Of St Louis, who was
in the black horse troop this sum-
mer, is visiting John Sloane Kittle
Jr. who was graduated from the
troop Wednesday The boys are at
the Kittle cottage. Fair Winds
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Kinney are
visiting their daughter Mrs. Glenn
ems Mueller. at her summer cottage,
Hilarity Hill, on east shore.
Miss Florence Kittle of Los An
geles has been visiting Mrs John
S. Kittle at her summer home. Fair
Winds. She attended the Culver
commencement exercises.
Miss Helen Behmer went 10 Chi
cago Wednesday. where she is visit
ing a classmate from Butler univer-
slty, Miss Ann Walters. Miss Wal
ters Will return 10 Maxinkuckee with
Miss Behmer for a few days later
IN the week.
Mr. and Mrs william Forsyth and
Miss Betty McFadden have re-
turned TO Indianapolis. after spend
ing the weekend with Misses Doro-
thy Behmer and Helen Behmer at
their summer cottage on Long
Point
Miss Dean Rogers had as her
house guests for the Academy COM
mencement week Misses Irma Drake
and Jane Drake Of Indianapolis.
Theodore /. Locke Jr. entertained
guests Tuesday night at his par
ents cottage with a birthday buffet
supper The guests were his camp
mates in the Academy woodcrafters'
school Of the second division. They
we're Donald Hopes. John White.
Jack Chelius. Ralph Reahard. Sam
DUNCAN Alley Ayres. Robert Moore,
H N Baldwin. Cameron Bradley.
Robert Taylor, Arthur Dalies. Carl
Bimel, r aoert Henderson. William
Oberlin- William Pattison. Charles
Reynolds, Richard Elliott. Stewart
Hamilton. william Hunter. John,
David and Orington Ramsay. Whit
ney Barlow and Lieutenant Evans.
Mrs. Cone Barlow entertained
guests with a dinner party Tuesday
night az her summer cottage. pre-
ceding the academy Informal dance.
The dinner was given in honor Of
Mrs. BarlOWs house guests. Mrs.
Malcolm Black, and her daughter,
Miss Elsie Gay Black OF Chicago,
and Miss Marquette Hiatt OF Indi-
annapolis. Other guests were Mrs.
Paul II. Krauss Jr., Mrs. Roy Laza-
rus Miss Jane Wynne. Miss Sara
Jane Milliken. Miss Mary Wynne,
Miss Dorothy Barlow. Paul H.
Krauss III. Robert Shaver, NJ. J.
Moore, Richard Fowler. Wallis
Blatchlev, Henry Fauvre and Rich
ard Fowler. Mrs. Paul II. Krauss
Jr. has as her weekend guests at
ner summer cottage, Hickory
Crest, Mr.. and Mrs Roy Lazarus.
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Engagement of City Girl to
Be Announced at Party

Of Lexington. Ky; Mr. and Mrs.
George Evans Of Lafayette; Willard
Beaman Of Decatur: Roscoe. Ralph
and Carl Heflin of Edinburg.
indianapolis guests will include
Messrs. and Mesdames Harold Lud-
wig. Duane McCready. Charles May
hew. Jack Salter, Pete Hendricks,
Luther Hazelip. Miles Herman.
Charles E. Stossmeister. Charles
Beeman. Ralph Phelps. Irwin Rug
enstein. Robert Elrod Arthur Mar
tin and Porter Showalter; Mrs.
Callie Shea, Misses Jean Stout. Lu-
ellie Byrd. Evelyn Watts. Grace Hin
shaw. Zelma Meek, Dorothy Trenck.
Helen Eaton. Lucille Boston and
Mr. Guedelhoefer; Messrs. Frank
Payne. Martin Matz. Dick Dough-
erty, Harold Wideman and Glenn
Mann.
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Personals

Miss Eunice DiSSette will return
Saturday from Burt Lake. Mich,
where she has been visiting Mrs.
Henderson Wheeler.
Mrs c H. Beach. STAT Central
avenue. has as her guest. Mrs. A
NJ De Carlo of Chicago Mr. De
Carlo and Mrs. o. D Smith. also Of
Chicago. will come TO spend the
weekend
Mrs. w Perry Hahn. 100 Blue
Ridge road. has as her guest. Mass
Dorothy Burrows Of Danvlle, Ill
Miss Virginia Hill. 6O51 Central
avenue. Is visiting in Ironwood. Mich
NIr and Mrs. Frank Olive. 572S
Washington boulevard. Will visit ir
Grand Rapids. Mich. next week.