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 "It was this way" she said gleefully after they had. given their orders at the fifth floor tea room. Barnes came in while
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CHAPTER VI

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 All her anger and suspicion lost in him. She to him contey and chung him. Oh Dick what happened she cried His clothes grmy His should saggd with wearness
 Somebody tried wreck the foundation he explained briefly. Used crude bomb"
 Eyes eyes widened. 'Raeketrs?" she asked
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Heavy white crepe-the skirt plain and the blouse and sleeves heavily beaded with diminutive mirrors and silver bugle beads makes this startling formal even- ing outfit which Joan Crawford wears.
 In keeping with the glitter of the sash and blouse, Miss Craw- ford wears a brilliant jeweled ornament in her hair.
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PatrOneSS Club to Present
Entertainment for AIun111ae

The program is as follows:
Ensemble
rs Il the Signing of Wind?" $3.50.
When the Patient Mother" .........
Trios- " -
IN the Nuremberg Gardens" ......
Love Of Yesteryear" -. Obey Speaks
Cradle Song" ............-... Protheroe
Mrs. Harry, Mrs. costin. Mrs HUFF.
Ensemble
God Is Love" ...............S Shelley
He Shall Feed HIS Flock .,.....-..
soloists. Mrs. Fleig and Mrs. stitt.
Violin" Gypsy Serenade" ........... Valdez
Miss Berenice Reagan
Musical Readings
The House BY the Side of the Road"
Little Guests
Mrs. Burtch
Ensemble
"CeriSsina' ............. Penn Redding
June .-.---.-......- .....-. Perry
The evening section of the club
will meet at $50 Wednesday at the
home Of Miss Elsa Reyer, 2064 Cen
trail avenue with the program under
the direction of Miss Ruby Winders.
The subject will be Musical Con-
tributions by Early Settlers Of
America"
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Patroness Club of Phi Epsilon,
national honorary musical sorority,
will provide the program at the
April meeting of the indianapolis
Alumnae Club at 1890 Wednesday.
Mrs. Clyde E. Titus, 6S7 Middle
drive. Woodruff place, will be
hostess. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Alfred Brandt and Mrs. D. E.
Gruber.
The ensemble. which will present
three numbers. is composed of Mrs
Sidney Blair Harry. Mrs. Charles
Maxwell. Mrs. J. Wagner. Miss Ger
trude Gutelius. Mrs. Grace Mckay,
Mrs. Claus II. Best, Mrs. Richard Y
Fleig. Mrs. Volney E. Huff, Mrs.
James w. Costin and Mr.. C. F. Pos
son of the Patroness club and Miss
Berenice Reagan and Mrs. Howard
Stitt of the alumnae club. Mrs.
O F. Shattuck is director and Mrs.
HARRIET Burch, accompanied.
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World Leader
of Federation
to Speak Here

Miss Lena Madesin Phillips, presi-
dent Of the International Federation
of Business and Professional Women
and of the National Council of
Women, will be guest speaker at
the meeting of the Indianapolis
branch at Thursday night at the
Women's Department club.
Miss Theta M. Byrkett is chair
man Of the dinner program, which
is under the auspices of the inter-
national relations committee of the
organization. Mrs. Jane Johnson
Burroughs, soloist, will present
several numbers.
Other features Of the program will
include a reading by Miss Ruth
Hoover, solo by Miss Jeanne Jack
son, and Spanish dance by Miss
Virginia Davis, pupil of Ivan Sor-
anoff.
Miss Byrkett will be assisted by
Misses Eleanor Adams, Clara N. G..
Berns, Pearl L. Holloway, Olga Zig,
Louise Mcintyre and Mrs. Ora L.
Shepherd. Dinner reservations may
be made with Miss BesS Hiatt.
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RECEPTION TO BE
GIVEN SCULPTOR

Assistants for the reception in
honor of Elmer H. Daniels, sculptor,
to be held from 3 to Sunday after
noon at the John Heron Art In
stitute, have been announced. All
are members of the museum &C
tivities committee. The affair is
open to the public.
They are Mesdames H. w. But
tolth, j. F. Carroll, Charles w
Chase, Robert Davidson, Bowman
Elder, w. D. Catch, Vernon Hahn
Edwin M McNally, E. L. Pedlow
Guy Wainwright, Larz Whitcomb
and Misses Betty Burns, Marion
Barnard and Anna Reade.
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MONDAY

L
Indianapolis Literary club will
hear a talk on Far Strange Places
by Jean S. Miner at the meeting at
the D. A. R. chapter house.
Officers will be elected at the
meeting of the New Era club, with
Mrs. Eva N. Donson and Miss Amy
Champ as hostesses.
A one minute sketch of favorite
composer and the playing of a COM
position will feature the response
at the meeting Of the Sesame club
at the home of Mrs. Bert J. West
over, SIS South Audubon road.
The Monday Afternoon club will
meet at the Y. w. c.. A. Mrs. Will
liam F. Espy will talk, and Mrs
Leland K. Fishback will be in charge
of the music.
Mrs. Byron r. Williams and Mrs
George Buck will discuss "The
Dawn of Romanticism' and "1730 in
New England" at the meeting OF
the Irvington Woman's club at the
home of Mrs. ]. Willard Bolte, 243
DoWney avenue.
TUESDAY
Writers club will meet at 8 at the
Y. w. c. A. Joseph Tones will
present a dramatic program of ex-
cerpts from Cyrano de Bergerac
Original manuscripts of members
will be read.
Mrs. Harry E. Jordan, STD North
Audubon road. will be hostess fol-
the meeting Of the Irvington Home
Study club. Mrs. Frank T. Brown
will give a book review.
The theme for the meeting of the
Heyl Study club will be The Ok
Order Changeth and a New Worlc
Begins" with talks by Mrs. james
L. Beatty on The Strange New
World" and The Rise of Perfection
of the English Short Story" by Mrs
George L. Horton.
Officers for the Women's Auxiliary
to Railway Mail Association will b.
elected at the meeting with Mrs
Curtis P. Cuffel as dinner chairman
DR.. j. G.. Benson will talk.
Mrs. Joseph F. Shepherd will tall
on "Talkative Tree Rings of tht
Southwest" at the meeting of the
Hoosier Tourist Club at the home
of Mrs. J. N. Hardy, 2050 Rucklet.
Irvington Chautauqua Club vii
meet with Mrs. Katherine G. Payne
SAB West Fortieth street. The pro.
gram will include Mozart, the
Child Prodigy" by Mrs. Bert R
Johnson and "Boyhood Romance,
by Mrs. Harvey Hicks.
WEDNESDAY
A report of the National Council
of Catholic Women will be given BY
a committee at the meeting of the
Irvington Catholic Woman's Study
Club, with Mrs. Roy Babcock, SOL:
University avenue. as hostess.
Mrs. E. R. Campbell and Mrs. 1r.
win Ward will lead the round table
discussion at the meeting of the II.
vington Mothers Study Club at the
home of Mrs. Fay Poarch, 5744 Easl
New York street.
THURSDAY
Aftermath club will meet at the
Rauh Memorial library at 2, witt
Mrs. c. S. Lycan presiding. Mis-:
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ALUMNAE PLAN FOR
MOTHERS DAY FETE

Miss Esther Burge, 4435 College
avenue, was hostess for the regular
business meeting today of the Indi-
annapolis Alumnae Association of the
Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority Of But
Ter university teachers college. Miss
Kathryn Faust assisted.
Plans for the Mothers day party
to be held in May we're discussed.
Mrs. B. F. Leid talked on King
Asa and the Phoenix"
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Hospital Head
Will Address
Rail Auxiliary

DR.. J. G. Benson. superintendent
of the Methodist hospital, Will be
guest speaker at the metieng Of
the Women's Auxiliary to the Rail
way Mail Association Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Women's Depart
ment club
Mrs. Clay McFadden, chairman
of the nominating committee will
give her report and officers will be
elected. Miss Helen Starost and
Miss Lillian Starost will present a
program Of piano and violin selec-
lions.
Mrs. Curtis P. Cuffel will be host
ess for the o'clock dinner. She
will be assisted by Mesdames Fred
Hendrickson, Carl Kelly, Charles
Knots, w. c. Gobson, J. L Hawley,
C. D. Archer, Carl r. Manhart,
Evan McKeehan, Arlie Morphew,
4. c. Robey, L. H. Reynolds, Rich
ard Brooks, Paul Catterson, B. H.
Hardy and F. B. Koho.
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Elizabeth Cooper will talk on
women sculptors.
Mrs. C. H. futile, 232 North
Beville avenue, will be hostess for
the meeting of the Ladies Federal
club.
Hostess for the meeting of the
Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter
of the D. A. r. will be Mesdames
Newton Todd, ]. Otis Adams
Charles N. Williams and Winifred
T. Miller.
Mrs. P. A. Randall, 1904 Belle
fontaine street, will be hostess for
the meeting of the Pierian Study
Club.
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Pi Beta Phi Will Celebrate
Sixty-Sixth Anniversary

The sixty-sixth anniversary Of Pi
Beta Phi sorority will be celebrated
zy the indianapolis Alumnae Club
April % at a luncheon in the Trav-
ertilne room of the Lincoln.
Plans will be presented by Mrs.
Carlos Deeds. chairman, at the af-
ternoon meeting, to be held Satur-
day, April at the home Of Mrs. Roy
Lee Smith, 421 Blue Ridge road.
New officers will be nominated by
a committee, composed of Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Paul v. Brown and Mrs
Raymond Stilz. Assistant hostesses
will be Mesdames Edwin Camp,
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Delta Gan1maS Prepare for
May Province Convention

Preparations for the biennial
province convention of Delta Gam
ma sorority May 10 and 20 at the
Spink-Arms will be started at the
luncheon and business meeting, to be
held by the Indianapolis alumnae
chapter at 1 o'clock next Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Robert Littell,
STA Grandview drive.
Delegates will represent seven
university chapters and fourteen
alumnae chapters and associations
throughout Pennsylvania, West Vir-
ginia, Mississippi, Ohio and Indiana.
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MRS. MAROTT IS
HOSTESS FOR TEA

Mrs. Joseph f. Marott, CAB East
Thirty-Second street, will be hostess
for a tea to be given Monday by the
Governor Oliver Perry Morton chan
ter. Daughters of the Union.
Mrs. Gertrude Lowell will read q
paper on Indiana in Poetry and
Prose- and Mrs. John M. Smith will
play accordion numbers. At the
business meeting Mrs. Clarence J.
Finch, president, will announce a
nominating committee.
Mrs. Finch will preside at the tea
table, to be decorated with Easter
flowers.
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Mrs. LenOX to
Be Hostess to
Bride to-Be

Mrs. Richard Lenox and Mrs, A
R. Stacy will entertain tonight at
the home Of Mrs. LenoX, 500 Blue
Ridge road in honor of Miss Mar
garet Kluger, whose marriage tc
DR.. Emmett B. Lamb, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lamb of Amboy
will take place April 5. Appoint
ments will be in the pastel shades
Guests with the bride-elect will
be- Mesdames R. B. Morrison, H
E. Pedlow, N. A. Lotion, G. w
Cline, w. L. bearing, Walker Hend-
rickson, Myrcon Young, L. M. De-
Voc, Walker Houck, Jack Greig
Harold Boyd, j. M. Gainey, T. r.
LYDIA, Robert E. Fennell and Misses
Louise Kerr, Estle Fisk, Ruth Ann
Parson, Lillian Kluger, Olga Banke
Julia Miller, Isabelle Eddy, Esther
Renfrew and Lois Heller.
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The Weeks Calendar for CityS Clubs

The 1903 club will meet with Mrs
Oscar Lee, 1902 College avenue.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will lee
ture on George Bernard Shaw
the Pit and the Lantern" in the
study class series of the Irvington
Union of Clubs. The class will meet
at Irvington Presbyterian church
Her concluding lecture will be on
Wednesday morning, May 10, on
THE World Of Rudyard Kipling."
Mrs. Hugh Henry Hanna will lee
ture at the current literature class
Wednesday morning, April IL.
FRIDAY
Miss Mona Louise Taggart will
talk on New York, 1853 to 1882
at the meeting Of the indianapolis
Woman's Club. Mrs. Thomas Gar
Der will discuss THE Gentle Art
of Picnicking."
SATURDAY
The Catherine Merrill Club will
observe its birthday at the meeting
with Mrs. Carl F. Walk, 4375 North
Meridian street, as hostess. Miss
Katharine M. Graydon and Miss
Catherine T. Dunn will take part
in the program.
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Mrs. Davis Is
Host at Party
for City Bride

Mrs. j. D. Hendricks, who was
Miss Mary Elizabeth Davis before
her recent marriage, was honored
this afternoon at luncheon-shower
given by Mrs. Alden Davis at her
home. 1892 University avenue.
Spring colors and flowers were
used. The hostess was assisted by
her daughters, Misses Almira and
Kathleen Davis.
Guests with Mrs. Hendricks in
Guided: Mrs. Hershell E. Davis, Miss
bessie Davis, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs.
Fred Haynes, Mrs. Harley Hypes,
Mrs. j. F. Kurfiss and Mrs. c. A.
Cassidy. Out-of town guests were
Mesdames Robert Hurt of Lebanon,
Myrtle Hendricks of Danville, Tom
Davis, Miss Mamie Davis and Miss
Vera holland of North Salem.
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DYER TO Be
HOST TO SORORITY

Mrs. C. B. Dyer will be hostess
for the April meeting of the Indi-
annapolis Alumnae chapter of Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority next Saturday
afternoon at her home, SIS Blue
Ridge road. Mrs. Walter H. Mont
gomery will talk on antique Boxes.
Mrs. James L. Murray is chairman
of hostesses. She will be assisted
by Mesdames Joseph Walker, Daniel
T. Weir, Dwight Ritter, T. A. Moy-
nahan, Miss Marian Power and
Miss Rosemary Dyer.
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Scott Legge. w. K. Gearen, Frank
Hatfield and G. A. Barth.
The program will consist of de-
scription by Mrs. Camp Of trip to
the Pi Phi Settlement school at
Gathnburg, Tenn, and a review Of
philanthropic projects of other ma
tional college sororities.
Other members of the founders
day luncheon committee are: Mes
DANES L. Leroy Flint, Norman
Green, Allen c. Raup, Misses Mar
gares Combs. Ruth Landers and
Ethel Curryer.
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Mrs. Davis Lurgey, chairman OF
the nominating committee, will pre-
sent the candidates ticket for 1888
"a at the meeting of the Indiana
polls Section of the National Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women to be held at
2 Monday at the Kirshbaum Com
munity center.
Mrs. Jack Harding, chairman of
the program committee, has ar
ranged the musical program in cele-
bration of national music week.
Mrs. Sultan Cohen, president, will
preside. Tea will be served with
Mrs. Jacob Solomon, chairman Of
Inequalities, in charge.
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AUXILIARY TO BE
GIVEN LUNCHEON

Mrs. George Wainwright, 1906
Washington boulevard will be
hostess for the luncheon meeting of
the Southern club Auxiliary at
1890 Friday. Mrs. w. F. Clute and
Mrs. David Craig will assist the
hostess.
The program will include review
of THE Crossing" by Winston
Churchill given by Mrs. Preston
Jones, and the style month re-
view under the direction of Mrs.
Ada Mary Traub Busch. Mrs. A. r.
Dewey is in charge of the program.
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Je7Cish Councils Candidate
List Ready for Presenting

The afternoons program will in
clude a short talk by Miss Dorothy
Krish, president of the Council OF
Jewish Juniors, on junior activities;
songs by Vaughn Cornish, accom-
panied by Mrs. I. E. Solomon. Mrs
Mary Traub Busch will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Simon Kiser.
Miss Consuello Couchman, cell
loist, will be accompanied by Miss
Hilda Burrichter. A play THE
Dormitory Seder," written by Miss
Helen Davis, will be presented by
members of the junior council.
They are: Misses Hannah B.
Keller, Dorothy Goldsmith, Frieda
WeXler and Mignon Rosenfield
Mrs. Fred Fishman is the coach.
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W. c. T. u. GROUP
WILL HEAR PASTOR

Meridian w. c. T. U. will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Fred c. Schmitz, 800 North Riley
avenue, for a 1890 business session
Luncheon will be served at 12:l5.
Speaker for the afternoon will be
the Rev. E. A. Clegg. pastor of Cap
itol Avenue M. F. church, who Will
talk on Evangelism"
Harvey B. HartSock, county chair
man of the United Dry organization
will talk on The Task Ahead OF
Us. and Mrs. L. E. York, county su-
perintendent of music. will present
several selections. Mrs. S. NJ. Rose
will lead devotionS.
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wander over the hills and to marvel at its Towering
But the Brown county isn't just opening. It's
never been closed
Members of the Gnaw Bone Hunt and Kennel club
have been gathering all winter at their cabin for
after the elusive fox Riding to the hounds continues
from November through January
Needing the baying Of the hounds and shrin notes
of the huntSmans horn Fred Bates Johnson the
founder of the club; Kurt Vonnegut, Glenn Van
Auken, Lowell H Patterson, Guy A. Wainwright and
Benjamin Titz all of Indianapolis.
The chase also is heralded by the shouts of Gaar
Williams cartoonist Of Chicago Abram Boyd of Cam
bridge City and Clark c. Wright of Chicago.
Ed Volland described as "lovable native is mas
ter Of hounds Five bird dogs, eight beagels and one
night dog kept in trim for the weekend hunts
with the native foxes as the nrev
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Guest Day to
Be Observed
by Alpha Chi

The annual guest day of Beta
Beta alumnae chapter of Alpha Chi
Omega sorority will be observed
next Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Ralph B. Clark, 1922 Guilford ave-
nue..
Guest artists for a musical pro-
gram will be Miss Fannie Kiser,
harpist; Mrs. Otto Heppner, SOLO
list and Evan Walker, tenor.
Mrs. Earl w. Kiger and a group
of alumnae from the University of
Illinois will be in charge of ar
rangements.
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CLUB TO
ATTEND LUNCHEON

Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club
of Butler university will hold a
luncheon meeting Monday at the
home of Mrs. w. c. Richter, 432
Buckingham drive.
The committee in charge is COM
posed Of Mrs. H. G. Bradley, chair
man, assisted by Mesdames William
c. Otto. Charles Stewart, C. c. Cray,
Ralph Warm and j. F. Karnes.
Miss Frances Durham will give
readings as the entertainment pro-
gram.
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Mrs. Guy Everett Morrison is gen.
eral chairman.
Election of officers of the local
alumnae chapter will take place at
the May meeting Mrs. Frank L.
Churchman, president, has ap-
pointed the following nominating
committee: Mrs. George o. Browne,
chairman; Mrs. N. T. Washburn Jr.
and Mrs Gerald Redding.
Assisting Mrs Littell at the lunch
con will be Mesdames Glenn Jack
son, w. Carleton Best, Forest G..
Thorne, Bon o. ASpy, William
ODaniel and Scott P. Mathews.
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CITY GIRL Is BRIDE
OF CECIL W, ROSS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Matthews.
1871 Park avenue. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Catherine Matthews, to Cecil Ware
Ross, son of Mr.. and Mrs. O. L.
Ross, 236 West Forty-third street.
The wedding took place March "a.
The bride is a graduate of Butler
university and is member of the
Delta Delta Delta sorority: Mr..
Ross attended Butler and Purdue
universities and is a member of
Delta Epsilon, social fraternity. and
Sigma Delta Chi, national journal
1Stic fraternity.
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paper with drapery design suitable for homes with
master bedrooms other rooms of spacious dimen-
Slons
Dining rooms are treated charmngly with paper
IN conventional, disconnected pattern, reproducing
pottery designs often found Wedgewood. Where
this paper is used plain decorates the room
below the chair rail
Scenic effects in dull monotones are to be used in
paperlng halls. Coaches peasant children with dom
Keys, and other effects decorate this hall paper.
The small house has been especially considered in
the seasons designs. Very small chintz patterns can
be used attractivey with larger patterned draperies
reproduction of chambray in dainty pastel pladS
give an informal and intimate air to the bedrooms Of
the smaller house. Unique in this treatment is the
ooroer idea which, instead of being used around the
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MUSICALE WILL BE
GIVEN AT INSTITUTE

Miss Georgia Baumann, violinist,
and Miss Frances Wishard, pianist,
will be presented in musical pro-
gram at Ais Sunday at the John
Heron Art Institute Comments on
the sonatos will be given by Max T..
Krone.
The program will be as follows:
Sonata in G Minor" ........:.......B Bach
Adagio Fuga. Siciliana, Presto.
Sonata No Observation-Disclosures. Grieg
Allegro con brio. Allegretto quasi
Andantino, Allegro motto vivance.
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Lilly Is Ready
j. K. Lilly is beginning his pill
grimages to his 400-acre "Hamblen
Forest" named for one of the
pioneers. Three hundred acres of
forest has not been touched by an
ak for seventy years.
On the highest point Mr.. Lilly has
erected fire watch tower, equipped
with telephone where a look -out is
kept constantly. Two miles of
walking trails and three and a half
miles Of winding roads through the
valley are Turing Mr.. Lilly from
the city.
Harper Ransburg and his family
have begun their jaunts 30 the
Hills whose spring beauties, he
claims, rival its famed autumn
glory. The hills are blanketed with
green moss and fern, interspersed
with white "sarvice berry" Red
andd bluebirds are numerous and
putter1nes are appearing" he re-
ports.
Col. Richard Lieber is another
early visitor to the county which he
enchances with liberal planting of
trees and shrubs.
Other to Go
Others whose families are sue
cumbing to the lure of the county
are Q. G.. Noblitt, Benjamin Hitz
Bernard Korbly DR.. John f. Wyt-
tenbach, and DR.. Frank Brayton.
OF great interest to the county
frequenters is the New Map of the
Quaint and Well Known Part of the
Province of Indiana Known as the
Hills of Brown County" drawn by
G. Carey Cloud of Nashville.
The diagram of the locality
avowedly shows activities and facts
with many wiSecracks" of the county
inhabited by natives, sumac, sassa-
fras and artists"
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Voters VIII Meet

Meeting of the Young Voters Of
Perry township, under the direction
of the Perry Township Council Of
Republican Women, scheduled for
Monday night, has been postponed
until after Easter The session will
meet at the home of Mrs. Hubert
Jordan on Bluff road, at a date TO
be announced later.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
SERIES WILL END

Program for the fifth and last
concert Of the series by the Indian
apoliS Symphony orchestra to be
held at $50 Tuesday night at Caleb
Mills hall has been announced by
Ferdinand Schaefer, conductor:
symphony No 3 A Minor" .Mendelssohn
Good Friday Spell" .............W Wagner
"Serenade No. 2"..............V olkmann
Overture to The Merry wives of
Windsor Observation-Disclosures. Nicolai
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Alun1nde to Meet

Indianapolis alumnae of Phi Beta
will meet Monday night at the home
of Mrs. Fred L. Pettijohn, 1866 Park
avenue. Miss Martha Pettijohn will
give group of readings, and origi-
nal songs will be presented by the
members.