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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-26
spEEDERs ARRESTED

The campaign against speeders on the beach at Madison, Conn.,, has netted five more offenders in the last few days, including Joseph Shea of this city who will be tried this evening at Madison. Others ar- rested included Harry c. Lommell, of New York City, Miss Elizabeth Perry of West Haven, T. Albert Potter of Jamestown, R. l., and Benjamin F. Strumpf, who occu- pies cottage on Waterbury ave- nue at Madison.
 Income tax was paid by 2,2O0-
 900 people in Britain in the last year
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-26
CoMMIssION MEETING

COMMISSION MEEI INU
 Miss Helen Foley of this city, newly appointed commissions of State Hairdressers and Cosmetic fans Commission, will attend the meeting of that organization at the Hartford Y. w. c. A. tonight at o'clock. David Switzer, who is tour- ing the country to give addresses on the Industrial Recovery Act, and Miss Helen Wood of the State Department of Labor, will address the gathering.
 Westliff, England, will build a $2,000,00O amusement pier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-26
NO EVIDENCE TO BACK THEFT CHARGES

BELOW: Of on their long journey
 back to
 OrbeteIlo,
 Italy, the first of the
 seaplanes of the Italian armada are
 pictured after
 taking off from Floyd Bennett Field, New York, for shediac, N. B., the first stop on the eastward trans-At- lantic flight. The planes were to cover $50 miles on this first
 leg.
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and brown accessories and carried
Tahsman roses and forget-me-nots.
Frederick j. MacKie Of Chicago was
best man.
The bridal party attended a
breakfast at the Claypool, follow
ing the ceremony. The couple left
for Austin, Tex, to visit Mr.. Kella' s
parents, and for San Antonio, Hous-
ton and tour of Mexico. They
will be at home after March 5 at
the TreymOre apartments, 1902
North Alabama street.
Mrs. Kella attended Western col
lege at Oxford, O., and De PAW
university, where she was a member
Of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. She
is also a member of the Peru chap
ter Of Tri Kappa Mr.. Kella was
graduated from the University of
Texas.
Out-of-toWn guests were the
brides mother, Mrs. D. NJ. Coppock
of Peru; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Marks
OF Chicago, and Miss Mildred
Bailey Of Huntington.
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Patron Club
of Sorority
Plans Dinner
Sigma Alpha Iota Schol-
arship Fund to Get
Proceeds.

Several parties are being planned
for the family night" dinner and
program of the patroness club of
Sigma Alpha Iota, national musical
sorority, Tuesday, Feb. %, at the
Broadway Methodist church.
Mrs. Frank Viking will enter
tain twenty-five guests at the din
ner in honor of the birthday ami
versary of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Betz. Others entertaining with par
ties are Mesdames Glenn o. Frier-
mood, Dilwin Batty and c. Frederick
Schmidt.
James Rayn is arranging a sketch
as a part of the program by the
men.
The serving committee is COM
posed of MesdameS Blanche Har-
rington, John Kolmer, Louise
Schellschmidt Koehne, Wendell H.
Coler E. w. Short, Paul Morrison,
George Kadel, A. H. Taylor, John
White, Arthur Mason, Roy Slaugh-
ter, Fred Mccain, Raymond Edie.
Simon Kiser and T. P. Woodson;
Misses Pauline Schellschmidt, Helen
Thoms, Susan Gray Shedd, Fannie
Kiser and Mrs. Frierm, Mrs. Ryan,
Mrs. Viking and Mrs. Batty.
Mrs. Edwin H. Shedd is in charge
Of arrangements for parties. Reser-
vations are due Saturday Feb. Is.
Dinner hours will be from $50 to 7.
The proceeds will be added to the
scholarship fund. Mrs Frederick
H. Sterling is president.
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Services in City Churches Sunday

The Marion County Christian
Sunday School Association will mold
its February rally at the University
Park Christian church, Twenty
ninth and Kenwood streets, at 1880
p. m, Monday Feb, 20.
The program iwll include:
Opening rally song and roll call of the
forty-twO schools.
Devotions and offering by DR.. Lee Saller
pastor of University Park church.
Statement of apprecia ton to w. E. Bell
and family, leaders of the West Side Mis-
sion, who began their sixth year with the
mission the last Sunday in January. P. A.
Wood, president of association.
Music. West Side Mission vested junior
choir.
Bible drill conducted by Ruth and Lois
Bell, who are the junior and intermediate
workers of the mission.
Talk. What the Mission Means to It's
Community" by R. T. Gwyn, pastor of
Talk. What the Mission Means to It's
Sponsors?' Mrs w. M. Rothenberger.
Address. THE Ministry of Teaching" by
DR., Walter f. Bachman, professor of Re-
lgious Education, Butler university. Dr.
Butler from Bottom and New York univer-
sites
A friend of the association is CIV
ing a picture to the school which
brings the largest delegation to the
meeting.
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Opera Will
Be Studied
at Meeting

The Bohemian opera, THE Bar
tered Bride" by Smetana, will be
discussed and instrumental solo and
chorus numbers presented at the
guest day meeting of the Harmonic
Club at 2:30 Monday afternoon in
the Ayres auditorium.
Mrs. Frieda S. Robinson will read
a paper on the opera. The program
was arranged by Mrs. Florence Kin
naird and Mrs. Robinson.
Following the program. tea will
be served for the guests and mem
bers with Mrs. James H. Lowry and
Mrs. James M. Ogden presiding at
the tea table. Members of the
executive board of the club will as
sist. The program follows:
Trio" Selections from the opera
Alma Miller Lenz. violin; Virginia
Leyenoerger. cello; Berta Miller
Ruick. piano.
Act I
Mrs. Ogden, Mrs; stitt. Mrs. Charles
Maxwell, Mrs. Alta Martin. Miss
Gertrude Gutelius, Mrs. Horace
Coldwen. Miss Emma Doeppers.
MIS-. ". NJ. Jones. director, Mrs.
Richard Fleig.
Aria" Gladly Do I Trust You" ...
.............. Mildred Barrett Pearson
Double Quartet Drinking Song"
Aria-"Love and Happiness"
Selma Zehl Searcy.
Act III
Aria-"Alone at Last" Lisa Coz
Blessed the One Who Loves and
Trusts"
Irene Hepner. Mildred Moore
Accompanies: Mrs. ColdWell Mrs E. p,
Voyles and Mrs Ruick
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D. A. r. to
Cele brate
Anniversary.
Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna Is
in Charge of Fete Next
Wednesday.

A birthday party in charge Of
Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna. Wednesday,
will commemorate the birthday Of
George Washington and celebrate
the thirty-eighth anniversary Of the
organization of the Caroline Scott
Harrison Scott chapter of D. A. r.
Tables for the luncheon in the
chapter house. 824 North Pennsyl-
vania street, will be arranged &C
cording to the months of the year.
Members will be seated at the tables.
representing the months Of their
births.
Hostesses at the tables, appropri-
ately decorated, will be; January,
Mrs, F. E. Matson; February. Mrs.
Robert Armstrong; March. Mrs.
Edward S. Harte; April, Mrs. Har-
old Cunning; May, Mrs. c. F.
Voyles; June. Mrs. Hanna; July.
Mrs. Maurice Tenant: August Miss
Margaret McCarty Day: September.
Mrs. w. r. Teel: October. Mrs. John
Mel. Lochhead; November. Mrs.
Franz c. Bopp, and December, Mrs.
A. l.. Taggart.
Entertainment will include
medley of old-fashioned songs. pre-
sented by the D. A R. quartet in
colonial costume. The members are
Mesdames Roy J. Pile, Bertram
Day o. Marvin Jones and John Paul
Ragsdale, accompanied by Mrs.
Dorothy Knight Greene.
The late Mrs. Chaplin Foster or
gained the chapter Feb. %. 1895.
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the Carrollton Avenue Reformed
church, Thursday evening, Feb. %,
it was announced today by the Rev.
E. G. Homrighausen, D. D., pastor
Of the church.
The guest speaker will be DR..
Harold E. Fey, indianapolis, editor
of the World Call, and a former
missionary in the Philippine islands,
for the Disciples of Christ. He will
discuss current problems Of Chris
tianity in the Orient
John B. Shcramm, chairman of
the program committee, has ar
ranged for several entertainment
features, including a performance
by Charles j. Maley local magician
and numbers by Master Milton v.
Dills, soloist of Christ Episcopal
church choir.
Dinner will be served in the So
cial hall of the church at $50 p m.
by members of the evening mis-
sionary circle, with Mrs. Homer
Marsh as chairman of the dinner
committee.
The Rev. DR.. Homrighausen will
preside at the meeting and conduct
a short devotional service following
the dinner.
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Mrs. Booth
to Address
City Club
Propylaeum Group Will
Hear Talk; Tea Hour
to Be Held.

The Propylaeum Club will present
Mrs. Ballington Booth in an address
at 2:30 Thursday at the clubhouse,
l4l0 North Delaware street. Her
subject will be Hope for Our Coun-
try's Prisoners"
During the tea hour, Mrs. Charles
p. Emerson, Mrs. Thomas G. Howe,
Mrs. Walter Scott Athearn and Mrs.
Samuel G. Carey will pour.
Other assistants are Misses Fan
ME B. Maxwell, Mary Louise Kiefer
Julia E. Walk, and Marguerite Dice,
and Mesdames Walter w Kuhn, J.
F. Carroll, w. w. Thornton, Mat
thew F. Smith, r. o. McAleXander,
@ H. A. Cloves, William r. Higgins
Isaac E. Woodland. Felix T. Nc
Whittier, John w. Kern Jr., William
H. Coleman, Henry w. Bennett, j.
Raymond Lynn, B. J. Torrell, Thor
@. Wesenberg, r. r. Shiel, Morris
Ross, Clarke Rogers, Russell
Fortune, Frederick E. Matson, A. D.
Hitz, Clyde E. Osborne, J. T. Wheel
er, William G. Smith, Peter G.
Reilly, Berkley w Duck, Alfred M.
Glossbrenner, William F. Landers,
Albert E. Sterne, Louis H. Wolff,
Thomas d. Sheerin and Leroy
Kahler.
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CHURCH TO HONOR
WESTINGHOUSE BIRTHDAY

Anniversary of George Washing
tons birthday will be honored by
the Southport Presbyterian church
with an illustrated lecture on Sun
day evening on Footprints of the
American Revolution" and with a
supper on Wednesday evening. The
Rev. Luther E. Markin, minister
will deliver the lecture, illustrated
with colored slides of scenes his
toric in the war for independence.
The ladies' auxiliary will serve the
supper, There will be entertain
ment, including vocal numbers by a
quartet in colonial costumes. Mem
bers of the quartet are Mrs. Grey
BILE Mcfarland, Mrs. Frank B. Green
wood, Mrs. Verdi HarrelI and Miss
Lora Hendricks.
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Pi Kappa Sigma
Chapter Will
Hold Initiation

Initiation services of the Alpha
Iota chapter of the Pi Kappa Sigma,
national educational sorority of the
Butler Teachers college, will be held
Monday at the chapter house, 1902
North New Jersey street.
The following pledges will be I'M
tiated: Misses Pauline Adair, Bar
bara Craig, Helen Mercer of Indi-
annapolis; Miss Florence Hopkins of
Charlottesville; Miss Melissa Macy,
Modoc; Miss Dorothy McNeff,
Brooklyn, and Miss Eva Rowe of
Rochester.
A dinner honoring the initiates
will be given following the services,
at the home of Miss Fay Marshall,
5249 North Central avenue, the
sponsor of the organization. Tur-
quoise blue and gold will be used in
the decorations.
Miss McNeff, who has maintained
the highest scholarship in the
group, will be presented with a
bracelet bearing the sorority crest.
Others will receive corsages.
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Shower-Bridge
Party Given in
Honor of Bride

Miss Betty Ramey entertained
with a miscellaneous shower and
bridge party this afternoon at her
home $685. Washington boulevard,
honoring Mrs. Calvin Lenox of Leb-
anon, who was Miss Ruth Heaton
before her marriage in November.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. George L. Ramey and
Mrs. G. E. Carlson. Pastel shades
we're used in the decorations and
appointments, with a bowl Of sweet
peas and roses centering the table,
lighted with tapers.
Guests with Mrs. Lenox were
Misses Mary Jane KruD, Mariamelia
Schmidt, Joan Boswell, Evelyn VOL
fard, Grace Barnett, Magdalene
Adams, Virginia Goodwin, Lucine
Warfel.
Out-of-town guests included
Misses Marjorie Lynch, Helen Mae
Kingery, Helen Floyd of Frankfort,
Mary Elizabeth Goodnight of Kemp
ton and Mrs. Curtis Selby of Leb-
anon.
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MRS. f. A. LINTON
NAMED CLUB HEAD

Mrs. F. A. Linton was elected
president Of the reorganized dra-
matte club of the Fifty-First Street
M. E. church at meeting held
Thursday night.
Other. officers are Graeme Supple,
vice-president; F. B. Wallace, secre-
tary; Mark Mcdonald, treasurer;
Mrs. A. G. Shoppaugh, program
chairman; L. j. Nou, publicity
chairman, and Mrs. Supple, cos
tune chairman.
Plans have been formulated for
the presentation of play March
"a with the assistance of the South
ern Club.
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E. II. HUGHES
WILL Be HOSTESS

The Martha washington Club will
meet at 80 Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Edgar H. Hughes,
$40 North Beville avenue. Each
member will bring q guest. Mrs.
Fred Wagner, president, will pre-
side at the business session.
A program will be presented by
the vocal trio: Mrs. Ethleen john
son, Mrs. Hazel Simms and Mrs.
Clara Southern. They will sing
There, Little Girl Don't Cry and
Its Only Shanty in Old Shanty
Town" Mrs. J. M Walden will ac-
company the trio.
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TEA TO BE GIVEN
AT ORCHARD SCHOOL

Patrons and friends of. the Or
chard school will be guests at tea
given at $3.50 Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Donald Jameson,
1914 Central avenue.
She will be assisted by Mesdames
Jasper Scott, Ralph Gregory, F. D.
Kershner, Malcolm Sewell, Leroy
Miller, A. D. Smith and ]. Landon
Davis. Miss Mary Chase will talk
on teaching French.
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Tshers Are Chosen

Ushers for the Clayton Hamilton
lecture on Hamlet" and "Capon-
sacchi" at II today at English's
theater are Miss Frances Holiday,
Marian Barnard, Courtney Whitaker.
Hope Willcuts, Helen Coffey, Joan
Pratt Johnson, Ann Tyndall. Ruth
Bradford, Margaret Harrison, Mary
Paxton Young, Helen Louise Brown,
Eleanor Marshall, Anna Louise
Amos, Mary Margaret Miller, Mary
Vance Trent, Grace Barnett, Dor
othy Merrill, Constance Forsyth.
Priscilla Minor, Susan Grey Shedd,
Hila Wheeler, Mrs. Hugh Carpenter.
Mrs. Haold Trusler an Mrs. Harold
Victor.
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HARAMY TO TALK AT
G, O. P. MEETING

Professor John j. Haramy, head
of the history department of Indi-
ana Central college, will talk on
World war debts" before the meet
ing of the Indiana Women's Re
publican Club at 2:3O Thursday aft
ernoon at the Columbia Club.
This is the second in a series of
talks by Professor Haramy on eco
nomic and social questions. Miss
Pearl Randall is in charge of the
musical program and Mrs. Helen
johnson Karnes, president, will pre-
side at the meeting which is open
to the public. Legislature commit
tees will give special reports.
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Mrs. Walter E. Stumpf is chair
man Of the card party, to be given
Feb. % by the mothers council
of the indianapolis Free Kinder
garten Society The party viii be
in the form Of a colonial party
in the L. S. Ayres auditorium.
Kindergarten teachers in
colonial costume will act as
ushers. They are Misses Ethel
Mae AkerS, Gloria Christian,
Hazel Hart, Ellenor Parker, Nedra
James, Virginia Streeter, Dorothy
Screes and Dorothy Yagerline and
Mrs. Kenneth Peterman and Mrs.
Donald Speer
A, style show will be a feature
OF the afternoon.
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THE DANCE TO BE
TOPIC OF SPEAKER

Mrs. Vernon Hahn will give sur
vey of books on THE Dance and
the Dancers" at 7:45 Tuesday in
the Rauh Memorial library as the
eighth talk in a series sponsored
by the American Association of
University Women. Miss Marie
Clymer of the Mary Gavin rhythm
studio will illustrate the talk with
"a dance, expressive of "A Tanagra
Figure"
Mrs. Hahn's talk will be based on
the books Harmonious Develop
ment Of Women's Bodies by Alice
Bloch, Modern Dancing and
Dancers by E. G. Fitch and Flight
Of the Swan" by Andre Oliveroff.
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AIunlnae IN Meeting

Protestant Deaconess and Indiana
Christian Hospital Alumnae Asso-
citation met Friday night at the
home of the president. Miss Emma
Stoll, 2114 North Alabama street.
Glasses from 1905 to 1880 we're pres
ent, and representatives Dgave &C
counts Of members activities.
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DANCE IS TO BE
HELD BY SORORITY

Alpha NJ and Alpha Epsilon
chapters of Alpha Zeta Beta sorority
will entertain with dance tonight
in the Travertine room of the Lin
coin. Jack Berry's orchestra will
play.
Members Of Alpha NJ chapter on
the committee are Misses Mildred
Benton, Evelyn Nordloch and Cen
evieve Crawford, and Alpha Epsilon,
Misses Louise Engleking, Mae
Stuckmeyer, and Irma Jean Abbot.
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MUSICAL SORORITY
TO GIVE PROGRAM

Epsilon chapter, Phi Beta, non
orary professional dramatic ana
musical society of Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of Music, will hold its
monthly program at 8 Wednesday
night in the Odeon.
Miss Bernice Van Sickle, teacher
at the school, will present James
Barrie's play. "Pygmaion." Others
on the program are Misses Hortense
Guthrie and Fancheon Fattig.
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BRIDGE TOURNEY
CAPTAIN NAMED

Mrs. Grace G. Buschmann an
nounces her appointment as game
captain for Indianapolis session Of
the world bridge olympic tourna-
ment. Games will be held at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club May I.
All contract players may participate
and reservations made with Mrs.
Buchanan, 1850 North Meridian
street.
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MARY ANN OGDEN TO
= WE'D MARCH %

Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Ogden.
1851 North Capitol avenue. have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Mary Ann
Ogden, to Henry Lippincot Par
rish, Riverton, N. j. The wedding
will take place March Is.
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PLEDGE SERVICES
WILL BE HELD

Pledge services viii be held by
the Girls Friendly Society of
Christ church Tuesday night in the
parish house, following a dinner
at s.
Those to be pledged are Kisses
Isabel MCGEE @ld Dorothy Rat
cliffe. A program of handcraft will
follow.
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RuShees to Be Guests

Theta chapter, Sigma Epsilon
society. will entertain rushees at a
tea from 2 to 5 Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Russell Sayre, Gill
College avenue. Miss Halle Carlisle
and Violet Burton will pour.
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Mary Frances Shock Becomes
Bride of Richard KeILa

Miss Mary Frances Shock, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Edward A. Shock of
Peru, became the bride of Richard
A. Kella of indianapolis, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ. KelIa of Aus
tin, Tex. at 8 this morning at
Christ church, The Rev E. Anger
Powell read the ceremony in the
presence of the relatives and
friends.
Miss Lois Order Of Cleveland at
tended the bride who wore a green
tweed cape suit with raccoon collar
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International
Study Club

Mrs. S. R. Artman will talk on
Mexico to chapters of the Interna-
tional Travel Study Club Inc, next
week. Her subject will be Indian
Villages-Tower Homes of Bell
Ringers"
Jenny Lind chapter will meet with
Mrs. John MacLean, 1905 East
Washington street, at 7:45 Monday.
Mrs. Helen Hathaway will sing
group of songs.
Arcadian chapter will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. F. w.
Dennerline, 1854 Broadway, Tues
day for l o'clock luncheon. Mrs.
j. w. Potter and Mrs. Clifford
Christina are assistant hostesses.
Mrs. Roy Higgins will report cur
rent events, and Mrs. j. w. Potter
will read a paper on the Aztec
tribes. Mrs D. r. Kellum will sing
several Indian numbers. Quota
lions are requested on Washington
and the lesson subject.
Mount Vernon chapter will meet
at the home of Mrs. James A. Will
son, BAT West Thirtieth street,
Wednesday with a 1890 o'clock
luncheon. Mrs. Clarke Howell and
Mrs. j. l.. Van Buskirk will assist
the hostess.
zuyder Zee chapter will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Irene
Herrin, 935 Grant street, for l
o'clock luncheon.
Hawaiian chapter will be enter
tanned with a Valentine luncheon at
the home of Mrs. j. J. O'Neil, 1888
West Michigan street, Friday. Mrs.
Phillip Mann is assistant hostess. A
business meeting at II will be fol-
lowed by a luncheon at IL and a
lecture at l. Mrs. John w. Thorn
burgh will be guest of honor.
Lady Aberdeen chapter will have
meeting and l o'clock luncheon
in the Lincoln room Of the Lincoln
Saturday. Color scheme for the ia
bic decorations will be in red, white
and blue in observance of Washing
tons birthday. A centerpiece for
the table will be a cherry tree with
candy cherries, silver Ratchet, and
red, white and blue tapers in sill
yer holders. Miniature flags will be
used for place cards and there will
be a red rose at each plate Mrs.
o. A. Rauch is hostess and Mrs.
Elsie Rue Hantz will assist. Mrs.
Artman will be honor guest. Miss
Esther Leffkowitz will give solo
and Indian song, "By The Waters
of Minnetonka,' accompanied by
Mrs. Mayme Passmore. The entire
chapter will sing patriotic selec-
ton. New members are Misses
Adleda Long, Orpha Bodel, Esther
Lefkowitz and Mrs. Norma Rey-
nolds A st. Patrick bridge and
bunco party is scheduled for March
II in the Banner Whitehill auditor
ium.
Princess Mary chapter will have
a benefit bridge at the Irvington
School, of Music at 8 Saturday.
Misses Adelaide Conte and Alice
Cooper will be hostesses. Mrs.
Juanita Wright is in charge of ar
rangements. Her committee is as
follows. Misses Nellie NiarSta Olive
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MsLTE NEs % N5 IEEE

politan attitudes. All round, 1
think it has raised marriage
standards in a healthy direction.
2. No. Man is a peculiar crea-
ture. He always is seeking per-
lection, but often does not realize
that the striving is itself, the
very perfection that he seeks. As
Louis Stevenson said. TO journey
is better than to arrive and the
greatest leWard is labor"
Sir James Barrie in the whim-
steal will" he recently made, said.
Il leave to the Authors Club the
most precious possession 1 ever
had-the JOY Of hard work"
No man ever climbs a noun
tain but that there is a higher
one beyond, but the JOY of the
climbing and achieving is the real
spiritual goal.
3. No. The screen criminals
life is filled with danger, without
romance and with certain doom.
He even loses the good girl whom
he loves. Healthy minded boys
and girls will get no wrong i'm
preSSions.
questions dealing with problems of
wife, parent and chigd-any question
estiOus of general interest will be
onal reply is desired enclose stamped,
Dr.. Wiggam in care of The indianapolis
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CHURCH TO HAVE
A BIG BANQUET

The Carrollton Avenue Mems
Club will observe Father and Son"
night" in connection with the
three-course WaShington's birthday
monthly congregational dinner of
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HOW TO MAKE PEOPLE LIKE
YOU

A distinguished psychologist has
created a method by which YOU
can analyze yourself. 1t will in
dictate desirable changes in your
social habits which should be
very helpful in increasing your
popularity with others. This in
formation is yours upon request
accompanied by a self addressed
stamped envelope. Write DIR. AL
bert f. Wiggam in care of this
newspaper. Just ask for "Popu-
larity."