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Imperial Valley press., 1933-08-31
RUTH ADMITS
He : THROUGH

NEW YORK. Aug 81. UP)-Babe
Ruth S long and glamorous career
as a regular. during which he climb
cd TO niche higher than any 9TH
or occupied By c baseball hero, ends
with this year s season.
The mighty king Of swat who
heretofore has been defiant in face
Of reports his playing days were
over, admits he s through. His words
merely climaxed what his wobbly
legs and slowness afiold have fore
told.
"The legs Won stand it" Ruth
explained today I might as we'll
hang up the spikes. I'm through.
OF course the crack of his mighty
bat will not be entirely Silenced.
The Babe will return at intervals
10 pound out 4 long one for the
bleachers to rear over. He may
be in the role Of a manager Of some
major league club. or perhaps just
in an exhibition game TO thrill
thousands in towns where he never
heard the roar Of the crowd as he
stepped to the plate.
The possibilities Ruth faces are
renewal Of his contract with the
Yankees, unconditional release or
being traded to some other club
It is admitted that with Ruth IN
able to stand the pace as a regular,
Colonel Jacob Rupert could not
afford to resign Ruth at his pres
ent salary, $4,000. Whether Babe
would accept less is debatable as he
is financially independent, largely
through prudent investments and
savings in the last few years.
An unconditional release would
permit Ruth to 60 bargaining among
ether major league clubs as a man
ager. He has been mentioned in
that role with the Chicago White
Sox and the Detroit Tigers. An
alternative to a managerial job
would be transforming trips, per-
haps with semi-pro teams.
Should Rupert decide to trade
him he might find a berth as a
utility first baseman and pinch hit
ter, adding the strength Of his war-
club to that team S offenSe.
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race for fouling a competing entry
Waterhouse, champion Of the San
Francisco bay fleet. finished the Sc
ries with CT points. representing
first place, two third places, fourth
and a seventh place.
Edwin Thorne S Mist, flying the
colors of the Great South Bay, N
Y. fleet. annexing third place points
in the final race. finished the series
in second place with 63 points. Puck
Dowsett s Chip OF Honolulu crowd
ed Movie Star II and Three Star
Two across the finish line yesterday
to wind UP the series with 81 points
and third position honors.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-08-31
MAYS TAKES
COAST LEAD.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 81. Su.hN-
Rex Mays, young Riverside auto
mobile racing pilot, boosted nm
self into the Pacific Coast leader
ship last night by anneXing pan
of victories at Ascot Legion Speeo-
way. .,
MAYS ousted Ernie Triplett from
the lead in the campaign for coast
honors by defeating George Connor
in the two lap helmet dash ana
then capturing the 50-lap feature
race. Kelly Petillo crowded MN
across the finish line in the mann
event followed by Mel keneally III
third. Herb Balmer in fourth ana
AL Gordon fifth. Mays winning
time was 23:35.4.
Triplett. defending champion mas
topped the standings most CT tne
season. He was injured in an acci-
dent five weeks ago and has nov
raced since, although still on inc
Pacific qcast.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-08-31
MOODY TO
TRY COMEBACK

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 81. U.R
"A plaster cast will inclose the
muscular back of pale-faced, tired
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody today and
will remain there for at least two
weeks.
Queen Helen,' who defaulted
tie national championship to Hell
en- Jacobs of Berkeley. said she was
determined to rest for six months,
then start her tennis comeback.
Ny doctors advise me that the
way 10 treat the injured yertebrae
IS a plaster cast, - she said. In
that way the spine can get the
proper rest, the bones can be forced
back to their normal position and
tI.e nerve centers will not be crowd
ed. I will not mind it because :
want 10 be sure the condition will
net be chronic. -
Imperial Valley press., 1933-08-31
Trains Help Up
By Grasshoppers

PRESCOTT. Ariz., Aug. 81. UP
Train crews faced a new problem
today-that of combating grasshop-
pers.
For two nights, crews of Santa
Fee trains have had to shovel grass
hoppers from the tracks near Doce
before passenger and freight trains
could proceed. The insects form
ed q column several miles wide at
this point One train was delayed
three hours before the track was
cleared.
Motorists too were troubled. w
Imperial Valley press., 1933-08-31

ebony figure of Leroy Haynes, am
bilious negro heavyweight.
After Rosenbloom gave his oppo-
nent a lesson in boxing skill in the
first four rounds, Haynes sought
to out punch him. For his efforts
he received a jolting body attack
that threatend to level him to the
canvas in the ninth. Rosenbloom
was credited with seven Of the 10
rounds. Two were even.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-08-31
HAYNES BEATEN
BY ROSENBLOOM

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 81. UP)-
Make Rosenbloom. world light
heavyweight champion, deserted his
class long enough last night tc ad-
minister a thorough beating on the
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F.. Fourier, Santa Fe Official, Saio
motorists travelling between iron
Springs and Ramsgate couldn I see
the read because of the heavy
SMarmS.
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Hand Work Trims Wool Robes
Bloomington Classic Dra70S
Many for Weekend EUentS

Mrs. McNutt entertained their
guests at an IL o'clock breakfast at
the Governors mansion before 60
ing to Bloomington.
Several other parties are attend
ing With Miss Helen Robinson
will be Miss Martha Lee McCreary,
Miss Emily Wolfson, William A.
Shepler. Don Boles and Ralph
Lemcke Jr. Miss Ruth Peterson
and Miss Polly Pierson will attend
with Harry Stitle and Mayburn
Landgraf.
Miss Winifred Teetor, Hagers-
town, will see the game with her
flance, Delbrook Lichtenberg. In
one party will be Misses Helen Bon
nell. Helen Behmer, Mabel Espey
and Lucy Beasley, and in another,
Miss Mary BEEN, Miss Agnes Ball,
Don Trimble and Fred Keuthan.
Several will attend the annual
Sigma Delta Chi fraternity blanket
hop to be held following the game
at Union building. Misses Irma
Drake, Dean Rogers, Dorothy Arm
| holter, Virginia IreSler, Montpelier,
and Herman Brecht and Dick Wei
dig. In one party will be Misses
Marjorie Krull, Virginia Judd, Su-
san McGaughey, Sue Janet Brown,
Agnes Hinkle. Josephine Simms,
Mary Adams and Marilyn Knauff.
Miss Betty Ford, student at the
University of Illinois, will stop in
Indianapolis en- route to Blooming
ton.
Others from indianapolis who
will be cheering from the sidelines
will be Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Smith,
Walter Shiel, Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Verle
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawson, Miss
Magdaline Adams, Miss Harriet Nc
Gaughey. Miss Edith Anne Hoopin-
garner, Glenn Ward Lee. Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Richardson, George Will
! son and Miss Helen German.
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JUNIOR HADASSAH =
WILL GIVE DANCE

Annual membership supper dance
of the Junior Hadassah, on Dec. 3
at Hoosier Athletic Club, will be
planned Monday at a meeting in
Kirshbaum Center Co-chairmen
are Misses Freda Kamlot and Lee
Rogin.
Other committees are: Orchestra,
Misses Katherine Olshen, Geraldine
Young, Brynie Epstein; invitation,
Misses Stella Berkowitz, Constance
Borman, Hilda Rabb, Fannette Katz,
Blanche Friedman, Constance vi
gran, Sarah Shallat, Rose Tuchman,
Ida Levy, Lillian Borman, Esther
Sachs. Helen Kline. Alice Kamlot
and Sylvia WeiSSman; arrangements
and favors. Misses Kalah Larman,
Eva BlueStein, Nancy Lichtenburg,
Pearl Bryan, GuSSie WeXler, Julia
Lovinger and Freda Adelman, and
entertainment, Misses Dorothy
SchleSinger, Eleanor Cohn, Mary
Rappaport. Freda Brill, Barbara
Blatt, Belle Klein, Irene Smulyan,
Esther Patterson and Dorothy Ru-
bin.
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Tr DeItS to Celebrate
Forty-Fifth Anniversary

Mr.. Otto K. Jensen is preSi-
dent of the Indianapolis Alliance
of Delta Delta Delta sorority, which
will celebrate its forty-ffth ami
versary with a banquet Tuesday
night at the Butler university chap
ter house. She will be POSTMASTER
and will read a founders day proc
lamation from the national presl-
dent. Bessie Leach Priddy.
Responses will be given by Miss
Alyce Joyce Cody, pledge president;
Miss Avanelle Brenneman, active
president. and Mrs. Frederic 1. Bar
rows, alumnae representative.
A stunt will be presented by
pledges following the banquet. Mrs.
Howard Bates and Miss Margaret
Waters are chairmen, and will be
assisted by Mesdames Ralph Clark,
Harry Houghtallen, Robert Renick,
Edgar Rennoe, Merritt Thompson,
William Mace, Roger Beam, Pauline
Heiney and Miss Virginia Holt.
Those to serve will be Misses
Betty BEEN, Dorothy BEEN, Mary
Beth Oldham, Martha Mediation,
Amy Louise Jose and Martha Nell
Plopper.
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GOLDEN WEDDING TO
BE CELEBRATED

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Orr will
celebrate their fftieth wedding
anniversary with reception from 2
to 4 and 8 to 10 Tuesday at their
home, 914 East Forty-second street.
No invitations have been issued.
Miss Frances Westcott and Mrs.
Ray F. DeVaney will pour at the
serving table which will be centered
with yellow chrysanthemums.
Out-of-town guests attending will
be Mrs. Elizabeth Reed, and the
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Shields, all Of
Ridgefeld, Conn; Mrs. S. S.
Houston, Colorado Springs, Colo;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Ong. Lafayette;
Mrs. Agnes Smith and Mrs. Joseph
Lyman, Monon, and Miss Ada
Smith, Delphi.
Guests from Monticello will in
clude Mrs. Priscilla Orr, Miss Lottie
Reynolds, Mrs. Alice Shaker and
Mrs. Luther Hobaugh.
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MISS THOMAS WILL
Be SHOWER GUEST

Mrs. Dallas Arvin and Miss
Margaret Houston will entertain to-
morrow afternoon at Miss Houston's
home in Franklin with linen
shower in honor of Miss Crystal
Thomas, who will be married to
Ralph Woody on Wednesday.
Guests with Miss Thomas will be
Mesdames Jessie Thomas, Fred
Thomas, George Woody, G.. Harold
Woody, Ella Payne, John Barney,
Vida Marie Curlee, E. r. Miller, L
T. Swain, Fred Ogle, Wilbur zobbe,
Benjamin Barrick, Verne Valdauss,
Joseph Edward Hartman, Herman,
KesSener and Misses Ruth Woody,
Lucille Woody, Olive Kern, Helen,
Kern, Louise Gaskins, Nigel Haley,
Margaret Pruitt, Edna Louise Ben
nett, Helen Carroll, Marie Carroll,
Gladys Bainaka, Loretta Baman
Armella Bauman, Mildred Law
renee, Catherine Schmidt, Alice
Gentry, Gertrude Hannabaum, Doris
Hart, Nellie Thomas, Thelma Roop
Ruth Bowman, Evelyn Horner, all
Of Indianapolis; Mrs. Fred Houston
and Misses jeanette and Harriet
Houston, Franklin, and Mrs. J. H
Clendenin, MartinSville.
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FianCe to Be
Party Guests

Several pre-nuptial parties this
weekend will honor Miss Margaret
Mary Quinn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas M. Quinn, whose mar
riage to John Barton Griffin will
take place Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Nc
Cauley will entertain with a dinner
party tonight at the Tallyho room
at the Antlers.
Covers will be laid for Mr.. and
Mrs Quinn, Miss Quinn, Mr.. Grit
fin, Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Kennedy,
Miss Regina Fleury and Dick Wal
ton.
Miss Fleury entertained this aft
ernoon with a luncheon bridge and
linen shower in the Marott.
Her guests were Mrs. Thomas M.
Quinn, the bride-elect's mother; her
sister, Miss Clara Quinn; MesdameS
Thomas McCauley, John Griffin,
Mayme O'Connell, Herman E. Wink
Ter and Paul S. Mcnamara and
Misses Mary Griffin, Louise Schmitt,
May Healy Helen Geiger. Mary Ha-
bich, Jane Sherer, Mary Frances
Terry, Shirley McKittrick. Margaret
Branson, Helen Leppert, Mary Cum
minis and Elinor Kirby; Mrs. Sidney
Cain, Peoria, Ill, and Miss Jane
Stanford, Houston, Tex, house guest
of Miss Quinn.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl Habich will
entertain with tea for Miss Quinn
tomorrow afternoon at their home,
1885 Broadway.
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Miss Ruth Carol Speer, brides
maid, was gowned in gold taffeta
with ruffle trim at the shoulders
forming the cap sleeve. Her arm
bouquet was of talisman roses. Miss
Josephine Day, her sisters maid OF
honor, wore American beauty tat
feta, fashioned with draped sleeves
and carried American beauty roses
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore her mothers we'd
ding dress of cream colored crepe
de chine over taffeta Her tulle
veil fell from a cap of duchess
lace. Her bouquet was pompoms
and brides roses.
Mrs. Florence Schulz, mother of
the bridegroom, wore green crepe
and shoulder corsage of Johanna
Hill roses.
Leslie NJ. De Voc was best man
and the usherS were Eastman Tru-
man Day, Thomas Robert Day and
George Schooner.
A reception at the Day home, 4159
Ruckle street, followed the cere-
mony Immediate families attend
ed. A wedding cake incircled with
Smilax centered the serving table
The couple left on wedding trip,
the bride travelling in a blue wool
ensemble with matching accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schulz will be at home
after Jan. l at 2035 North Meridian
street.
The bride, a graduate of Butler
university, is a member of Delta
Gamma sorority. Mr. Schulz, also
a Butler gradate, is a student at
Benjamin Harrison Law school.
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Miss Gertrude Hardesty will re-
turn Wednesday night from st.
Mary of the Woods to spend
Thanksgiving vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c..
Hardesty, 542 South Central court.
Mu Phi Epsilon and Sigma
Alpha Iota, musical sororities, will
present Bomar Cramer in a re-
cital Tuesday night at Caleb Mills
hall for the benefit of the scholar
ship fund. Miss Jeanette Harris
will be one of the ushers. Co.
chairmen of the affair are Mrs.
Elmer o. Roberts and w. Lee
Hickman.
Mrs. Michael ]. Casey, before
her marriage Wednesday, was Miss
Catherine Van Arsdel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Van Arsdel,
1921 North Delaware street.
Annual dinner dance to be held
by st. Margaret's Hospital Guild,
Dec. 8, at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club, is headed by Mrs. G.
B. Wolfe, chairman. Mrs. M. L.
Haymann is member of the ar
rangenents committee.
Copies of clothing worn by ac-
tive Swiss youngsters were
modelled today at the William H.
Block Company Harriet Stat
ford, 3-year-oId daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Stafford, and
Margaret Miller daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert T. Miller, are
shown above in Tyrolean costumes.
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do at Bloomington today at tn
Memorial stadium is paramount If
the minds of hundreds. To prove it
society is moving en- masse tC
Bloomington for the annual foot
ball classic.
No one will cheer more for the
"Old Gold and Black" than will Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Krull. Mr.. Krull
is president of the Purdue Alumni
Association, Inc.
Governor and Mrs. Paul v. Nc
Mutt will return to back the Cover
nor's alma mater, Indiana. They
will attend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Nelson, Chicago, their house
guests, and Messrs. and Mesdames
Herbert M. Loolen, Russell Fortune,
John Wheeler, and Mrs. Lemcke
Enos, Nice, France. Governor and
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PI BETA PHI TO
HOLD OPEN HOUSE

Pledges of Pi Beta Phi sorority at
Butler university formally will be
introduced TO the campus at open
house from 2 to 5 tomorrow at the
chapter house. 345 Blue Ridge road.
In the receiving line with them Will
be Miss Eleanor Holt. social chair
man: Mrs. Paul Coble, householder,
and Miss Helen Gearen, president.
Pledges are Misses Frances Beale,
Nashville: Jane BeaSley, Georgia
Bing. Margaret Branaman, Alice
Jane Brownlee, Rosemary Clark,
Mary Lou Colvin. Jane Crowel.
Jane DUNCAN. Jessie Fisher. Viz
GINA Harvey, Candy; Janet Hill,
Winifred Hoyt, Ann Lewis, June
Nackinhorst, Mary Ellen Rand.
Candy: Virginia Reynolds, Susan
Shirk, Winifred Ward. Nancy White,
Alice Wilde and Betty Wysong.
Presiding at the tea table will be
seniors of the chapter. Sophomore
class members will serve. Miss
Lucille Labelle arranged the affair.
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CARD PARTY WILL
Be BENEFIT AFFAIR

A benefit card party will be spon-
sored by the Sisterhood of the
Tenth and Delaware temple at 2
Tuesday at the Banner hitehiIl
auditorium. Mrs. Lewis Levy is
chairman of the November ways
and means committee, sponsoring
the affair, and Mrs. Cyril Weinberg
is co-chairman.
Assisting will be Mesdames Sid
ney S. Aronson, Frederic w. Fei-
bleman and Morris Dee, members
of the ways and means committee.
Others are Mesdames ]. K. Ber-
man, Jacob H. Hays and Jay c.
Kahn.
Hostesses will be Mesdan1es Harry
B. Jacobs, president, and Mrs. Levy
Mrs. Aronson, Mrs. Weinberg, Mrs.
Feibleman, Mrs. Dee, Mrs. Hays
Mrs. Berman and Mrs. Kahn.
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DELTA ZETA WILL
HOLD OPEN HOUSE

Butler university chapter of Delta
Zeta sorority will hold open house
from to 5 tomorrow at the chap
ter house, All Rookwood street.
In the receiving line with pledges
will be Miss Adele Renard, province
director; Mrs. Albert E. Bailey,
faculty sponsor; Mrs c. L. Schulz.
house mother; Mrs. Byron G. Sun
derland. alumnae adviser: Miss
Florence Condrey, president, and
Miss Alene McComb, social chair
man.
Pledges are Misses Elizabeth Hal
lett, Frances Elizabeth Johnson,
Elizabeth Quinn. Mary Elizabeth
johnson, Wilma Civilians and
Florence Tridle. Miss Harriet Kist-
.ner. president of the indianapolis
alumnae chapter, and Miss Mary
Carriger. president of Alpha M
alumnae chapter. will pour. Re
Gently initiated activeS will serve.
Killarney roses and green tapers
will be used in the decorations.
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BRIDGE PARTY TO
FETE MISS BAKER

Miss Eloise Baker will entertain
at her home, 1112 Pleasant street,
tomorrow afternoon with a bridge
party in honor of her sister, Miss
Mary Majorie Baker, whose mar
rage to William Waugh will take
place at 8 THANKSGIVING morning.
The hostess will be assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Inez Baker, and
guests will include Mrs. George
Waugh, Mrs. Thomas Mings, Mrs.
Priscilla Lawson and Misses Ann
Smith, Ann Kilfoil, Betty Zinkan,
Bernadette Welsh, Ruth Hinton, Au-
relia Arvin, Virginia Arvin, Mary
Louise Walpole. Mary O'Brien, Mary
Fogarty, Mildred McGlinchy and
Dorothy Keller.
Other guests will include Misses
Gertrude Bauer, Rose Ann Davey,
Althea Hayden, Nellie Kelley, Vir-
GINA Doyle and Magdalene Keyser
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KAPPAS TO HAVE
SEA FOOD DINNER

Iota Club of Kappa Kappa Gam
ma sorority will have a sea food
dinner at $50 Tesday night at the
Stone cottage, Sixty-second street
and Michigan road, with Miss Ruth
Stone, hostess.
Miss Helen Louise Titus is chair
man of the meeting, to be assisted
by Miss Elizabeth Jean Martin and
Miss Jeanette White.
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Mary Marjorie Day Is Bride
of Ed70in Albert Schulz .T.

Double ring ceremony was read
today at the Central Christian
church for Miss Mary Marjorie Day
daughter of Frank T. Day, and Ed
win Albert Schulz Jr.
The Rev. William Shullenberge1
read the service before an altar
banked with palms and ferns and
lighted with cathedral candles.
Mrs. Paul Finney sang "Ah
Sweet Mystery of Life" and "On
Wings of Song and Mrs. William
H. Holland, organiSt, played ira
ditiOnal hvmns.
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MONDAY
White Cross Guild of the Fifty
Second Street M. E. church will
meet at l at the Methodist hos
pital nurses home.
Our Italian Day" will be OBJ
served by the Venetian chapter,
International Travel-Study Club at
l with Mrs. Ambrose Hamlyn host
ess. Mrs. S. R. Artman will talk
on Italy.
Monday Afternoon Reading Club
will meet with Mrs. Arthur c. Hof-
man, $40 Lowell avenue. Mrs. j. G.
Schade will talk on Manners and
Morals of the Mauve Decade" and
Mrs. J. D. Townsend will give a
book review. Mrs. E. w. Bilyeu will
talk on current events.
Mrs. j. c. Stither, assisted by Mrs.
j. F. Lynch and Mrs. H. P. German
will be hostess for the luncheon
meeting Of the Lambda Chi Alpha
Mothers Club at 1870 at the chapter
house.
Erin Isle chapter, I. T. S. Club,
Inc, will meet with Mrs. George
Kincaid, 1913 North Illinois street,
at 8. Mrs. S. R. Artman will talk.
Officers will be elected at COW
cred dish luncheon meeting Of the
auxiliary of Irvington chapter, o. z
S., at 80 at the Irvington Masonic
temple.
Mrs. Russell White will discuss
American furniture and antiques
and Mrs. Eugene Foley, American
architecture, at the meeting of the
Present Day club with Mrs. B. F.
Leib and Mrs. Frederick Grur1me,
hostesSes.
Mrs. Allen Matthews will present
Thanksgiving drama at the meet
ING of the WOman'S Municipal Gar
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Miss Leonore Rundberg will ap-
pear in "Spooks," a mystery melo-
drama, to be presented by the
Kirshbaum Players tomorrow night
at Kirshbaum Center under the
direction of E. Edward Green.
Besides Miss Rundberg. the fol-
lowing Will take part: Misses Lii
Ian We'll, Dorothy Schlesinger
and Ethel Greenberg, and MesSrs.
Michael Sagalowsky. Revan Bar
skin, Louis Stauber. Wallace
GoldStein and Fred Stauber.
Morris Harris is in charge of the
scenery. designed by members Of
the organization. Other chairmen
are Mrs. Janet Bamberger, Misses
Leah Tavel. Diane Kline, Lucia
Wild, Sylvia Lichtenberg and
Marion Schildmeier and Messrs.
Philip Haft and Leonard Roth
child.
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In the Realm Of Clubs

dens Department Club. Mrs. Rob
ert Campbell will be tea hostess.
Paul L. Haworth will discuss "a
Mighty Hunter Before the Lord" at
the meeting of the indianapolis Lit
erary Club.
Mesdames R. L. Trueblood, G. T
Austin and Byron Dickerson will
present the program at the meet
ing of the Vincent c. L. S. c.
Daughters of Union Veterans vii
hold a covered dish luncheon fol-
lowed by card party at 2 at Ft
Friendly.
TUESDAY
Critical studies of Ralph Waldo
Emerson and Mark Twain will be
presented at the meeting of the
Fortnightly Literary Club at 2:3C
at the Propylaeum Club.
Mrs. A. A. Hamilton, 957 Tecum-
sch, will be hostess for the meeting
of the Spencer Club. Mrs. James
Ahern and Mrs. B. H. Harris will
assist.
Thanksgiving program will fea
ture the meeting of the Independ.
ent Social Club with Mrs. P.
Clark as hostess.
Mrs. Ray Gardner, 2039 NORTH
Talbot avenue, will entertain Ara.
bian chapter, I. T. S. Club, Inc, as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Shull.
Girls Friendly Society of Chris
church will hold a Thanksgiving
service in the parish house. Mis-
Mary Rigg will talk on THE Ameri
can Settlement"
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will tall
on George Rogers Clarke at thu
meeting of the Circle 3, Tabernacle
Presbyterian church, at 2. Mrs. Anita
Scott &c oirc1a loo dpr
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TEA TO BE GIVEN
BY MOTHERS CLUB

Alumnae of Pi Beta Phi sorority
and mothers clubs Of Butler univer-
sity sororities and fraternities will
attend tea, to be given by the Pi
Phi Mothers club from to Mon
Gay, Dec. 4, at the chapter house,
345 Blue Ridge road.
Mrs. Urban K Wilde Sr. is chair
man in charge and will be assisted
by Mrs. Henry Holt, president; Mrs.
Paul Coble, house mother, and
Mesdames Carl Weyl. A. B. Weyl,
w. K. Gearen, Frank Chiles, J. D.
DUNCAN and Thomas DUNCAN.