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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
NEWS OF SOCIETY FOLK

Colonel Robert H Tyndall is
spending the week in Miami Beach.
DR.. J. L. Stewart is vacationing
for a month at Miami Beach.
John c. Ruckelshaus has left for
Chicago to attend the exposition.
From Chicago, he will motor to Burt
Lake. Mich, visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Ruckelshaus at their sum-
mer cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Clark and son
Alex Jr.. 52l9 Park avenue have left
on a motor trip TO Ontario, Canada.
They will stop at the Chicago expo
sition on their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Ratliff, 1921
Broadway, and Mrs. Anna Newly
will leave today for a visit at Lake
Shafer.
Mrs. Clarence n. Warren. 419
East Forty-e eighth street. and chill
dren, Clarence Jr. and Marcia. are
spending the summer at Powers
lake. Wis. Mr.. Warren will join
them later for a month. They have
as their guests Henry Holt Jr. and
Frank Weiland.
Mrs Mary j. Lindop 1859 Ruckle
street, left Friday for a two weeks
visit in New York. She will stop
at Jersey City. Brooklyn and Rock
away.
Charles Binkley and family are
visiting in Washington, D. c.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Yagerline
and daughter Miss Dorothy. 337
North Emerson avenue. are spend
ing the summer at Hamlin lake.
Ludington. Mich. Miss Yagerline,
who has been attending A Century
of Progress Exposition in Chicago,
will have as her house guest until
Aug. l, Miss Catherine Blake.
Mrs. Mary z. Beik and daughter
Frances. 1885 Winthrop avenue,
have gone to Chicago. where they
will spend a week attending A
Century of Progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilfred Bradshaw
and two sons left today for a
months vacation at Big Rice lake
Wis. They will spend several days
at A Century OF Progress and at the
DellS. Wis.
Miss Jean Scholl and Mrs. Sydney
Stephens. Chicago, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Hans 1arstadt, and Mr.
Karstadt, $40 Bell avenue. for two
week. Mary Elizabeth Karstadt VIII
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OPEN PARTY SERIES
FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. William Forsyth, 3758 North
Pennsylvania street, entertained
with a bridge party and linen show
er this afternoon as the first of a
series of prenuptial parties for Miss
Evelyn Wolfard. Miss Wolfard's
marriage to Richard Bireley of
Chicago, will take place Aug. -.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Charles B. McFad-
den. Guests included the bride
elects mother, Mrs. George VOL
fard, and sister, Miss Denoe VOL
fard. Mrs. Charles B. Tichenor and
Misses Mary Lou Thomas. Betty
and Charlotte McFadden, Josephine
Meloy, Betty Ramey, Joan Boswell.
Lucine Warfel, Shirley Collier. Eve
Ign Draper and Jean Portteus.
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Summer Activities at Height
at MaxinkuCkee Resort

/ ford, BETSY Home Mary Birch In
gram, Laura Sheerin. Eleanor Raw.
Mary Ellen MoWbray and Laura
Failey and Messrs. David Cooper.
John Brandon. Dan Morse. Frank
Morrison. William Citizens. Sam
Foster, Thomas Russell. David Nuss-
baum, Robert Crit and Richard
Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs Brandt c. Downey
were house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Baxter a few days of the
last week.
William Pattison of indianapolis
has been visiting Norman A. Perry
Jr. at his parents summer home.
Miss Mary Stewart Kurtz has been
the house guest Of John Ray New
comb Jr. for the last week.
Mrs Wesley Shea had as her
guest for the last week at her home
on the east shore Mrs. Frank Severn
Of indianapolis Mrs Donaldson
Trone will so Wednesday to Bay
View, Mich. where she will be the
house guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Masters. w O. Bastian Will
spend the weekend at the Henry
Bliss cottage. Shady Bluff
Miss Betty Barnes was hostess
last week for house party at the
Barnes summer home on Long
Point Miss Barnes guests were
Misses Wilma Englebrecht. Helen
Iroutman, Jane Stewart, Helen
Vance, Mary K Stewart. Lucille
Mahill and Virginia Hendricks. Miss
Barnes took her guests down the
Tippecanoe river Thursday night
Tor a wiener roast. Other guests
were Misses Helen and Dorothy
Behmer and Clara and Virginia
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Atkins have
returned 10 their home in Indian
apolis after spending a few days
at Maxinkuckee visiting DR.. and
Mrs Robert Milliken.
Miss Helen Behmer. who has been
spending the summer with her par
ents on the west side Of the lake. has
gone to Spring Lake. ". j. for
ten-day visit with Miss Isabel Zeller.
formerly Of indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Iundblad
were weekend guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Heiskell Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Babson and aughter Betty
OF Chicago are spending a few DAYS
at the lake as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Kittle at Fair Winds"
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Jennings Of
Newcastle were at MaMnkuckee
over the weekend visiting their son
Richard Jennings. who is in the
naval school at Culver. Biagio z.
La Penta Will be at Culver over the
weekend as a guest Of Miss Mar
Iorie. Kittle at her parents summer
home on the east shore.
Mrs. George Southworth Of IN
dianapolis Is visiting Mrs. Cone
Barlow az the lake Mrs. Clemens
Mueller had as her guests during
the week at her summer home. Hi
larity Hill Mr. and Mrs. n z.
Kinney and Mr. anG Mrs c. Otto
Janus
The haxnkuckee Mummers pre-
sented their secona play Friday
night at the Culver Military Acad-
envy. Meet the Wife" a comedy
by Lynn Startling. was the attrac-
ton for the theatergoers about the
lake. Walter Vonnegut. formerly
with Stuart Walker Company in In
dianapolis and now OF the New York
stage had the lead in the Mummers'
second play Of a series Of six.
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CHURCH GROUP TO
GO TO LAKE CAMP

Six girls from First Evangelical
church will leave Monday for the
annual camp conference TO be held
from July "a 10 30 at Oakwood park
Lake Wawasee. Mrs. r. II. Mueller
wife Of the pastor Of the church, is
director Of the camp Mss Mary
Margaret Hirschman viii serve as
one Of the teachers
Following the girls camp. the an
nual Leadership Training school
and Woman's Missionary society
convention will be held at the park
A delegation Of about thirty is ex-
pected to attend from Indianapolis
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Beauty Guide
Special Makeup for the
New Hats.
BY ALICIA HART

IF you have gone high-hat this
L summer, don't dip too heavily
into the paint pot when you rouge.
The new hats are hard 10 wear.
Don't get your rouge on wrong or
too heavily. thus making them more
difficult.
If YOU have a round face, broad
/ through the cheek bones. then
rouge about half way between your
nose and your ears, in a manner
that spreads the rouge gently up
and down. rather than widening il
across your cheeks. This tends to
elongate your facial contour.
However. If YOU have too long and
thin a face to begin with, and your
hat makes it look even longer and
thinner, then spread your rouge
wide at the sides of your cheeks.
for this gives the illusion of more
width.
If your skin is dry, be sure to use
a cream powder base Or moisten
your skin before applying rouge.
You would be surprised how eff
cacious plain cold water is in this
respect. Just splash your face
don't dry it off-and put on your
rouge.
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return to Chicago with the guests to
attend the Gleason School of the
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H Maybaum and
daughter Ruby Jean and Peggy
Anne Moore have returned to Phila-
delphia after visit of several weeks
with Mrs. R. w. Spiegel, 1913 West
Seventy-third street. and relatives
During their visit they motored to
Chicago, where they attended A
Century of Progress Exposition
Mrs. Maybaum is a sister of Mrs
Splegel and Mrs. F. w. Parkhurst
6062 Central avenue.
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DETROIT GIRL IS
HONORED AT PARTY

Miss Edna Silver and Mrs. Hugh
A Mclean entertained Friday aft
ernoon with a bridge party in honor
Of Miss Alma Youngman of Detroit.
Mich who has been visiting with
her mother Mrs Joseph Youngman.
1911 East Washington street. Miss
Youngman VIII leave Tuesday for a
visit in Chicago.
Guests al the bridge party were
Misses Dorothy Jacobsen. Beatrice
Pavey. and Bernice Walters. Mes
danes Glenn Zinc. John Silver
and Jack Ard.
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year 10 compile collection TO preserve them from
oblivion"
Another Of these women Charlotte Gailor
daughter Of Bishop Thomas F. Gaior. whose fortieth
anniversary Episcopal bishop Of Tennessee will be
celebrated next week. Recognition also Will be made
Of his tWenty-hfth anniversary chancellor Of the
university and his hfty-frst member of the
faculty
Mrs Torians wealth Of tales about the university
isn't limited experiences the presidents daughter
She has her romance there with DR. Toran 10
member and the activities OF her two the late
Tefair and Jack, who graduated last June.
The Torians attracted to the typicallv South
ern geny OF the quaint little town that they maintain
a summer home here where Mrs Toran and her
daughter viii spend the remainder of the season
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Miss Ann Penthouse of Chicago.
grand president of Phi Pi Psi
sorority, is the weekend guest of
Miss Thelma O'Reilly, SO North
Brookville avenue. Delta Rho chapter
Of the sorority will give a garden
and slumber party tonight in Miss
Porthouse's honor at the home of
Mrs. Edward Grebe, 1888 East
Riverside drive.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley NJ. Willis
ton, Forty-sixth street and KeSs-
Ter boulevard, announce NE tA-
gagement of their daughter Jane
TO Edward F. Campbell. 1900
Brookville road. The wedding will
take place in September. Miss
Williston is a graduate of Butler
university and a member of
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
Mr.. Campbell attended Butler,
where he belonged to Delta Tau
fraternity.
Mrs. K. Vernon Peterman. for
merly Miss Jane Deal. is spending
two weeks with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. F. r. Deal of Column
bus, O., before returning to make
her residence in indianapolis.
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SUNSHINE CLUB TO
HOLD BRIDGE PARTY

Children'S Sunshine club of
SunnySi6e VIII hold a luncheon
bridge at u 80 Wednesday at the
Charm House. l45l North Della
ware street Mrs IRE NJ. Frazer
Will Dc hostess.
Assisting viii be Mesdames Alva
Cradick. Harry Kenneth. c. l.
Bogert. w T COchrane and r. c
Griswold Proceeds Will be used
for charity work done by the club
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Miss Ruth Earll Roberts en-
gagement TO Lieutenant John j.
Davis. son of Mrs. r H Davis Of
Leavenworth. Kan. has been an
nounced by her parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. John Roberts Of Dobbs Ferry.
n. y.
Lieutenant Davis, a graduate of
West Point, is stationed at Fl.
Benjamin Harrison. The BRIDE
elect is the granddaughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Junius B. Rob-
erts OF Indianapolis.
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Pdrty Giren Guests

Mrs. Roy Stebbing, 244 West For
ty-third street. entertained with a
bridge and swimming party Friday
afternoon at the Riviera club for
the following guests Mesdames
Benjamin Rowell, Thelma Kinsey
and James Andrus.
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Guest Is HOnOred

Miss Charlotte Kendrick enter
tanned az luncheon Friday at Ayres
in honor Of Mrs. David c. Camp
bell Of ST. Louis. Mo. grand national
president OF Delta Sigma sorority
Guests included MeSdames William
c. McCrory. Paul Thompson. Harry
Reinharct. Julius Caesar and Misses
Marie Wursten and Anna Marie
Kend-ick.
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Both Mr.. and Mrs Peterman at
tended Butler university, where
Mr.. Peterman is a member of the
Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. Tristram Coffin
are at home following their re-
cent marriage. Mrs. Coffin was
Miss Margaret D. Avery, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Avery Of
Auburn and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Coffin, 1884 North Delaware street.
Mrs. Dean Morgan Baer was
Miss Katherine Louise Hurlbert
before her marriage Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Baer will live in Pharr.
Tex. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Claypool
Hurlbert of indianapolis.
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IalItI pDUh tINtS tAtIluN
tons and outlines them they appear in the sky for
easy recognition by the children
The legends tell OF the origin of the milky way. the
story OF the North Star the Great Bear Big Dipper
the Sky Elk or Taurus Taska and Walo or Castor and
Pollux Hunters in the Sky. which is Orion the Seven
Little Brothers. short explanatory sketch of the
moon is given
Other amusing books in the vacation collection are
books OF cutouts to be colored and pasted to-
gether. One is Let's Play Store with 206 pieces 10 be
pasted together in a cardboard replica OF a modern
grocery Even diminutive price tags are included in
this book.
The storekeeper and his wife are shown as cheerful
and colorfuly dressed foreigners Another book is
Work With Yarn" with which colored warm cravons
and bodkin included The book contains outlines
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kopy-Kat water color water oo
already mixed and secured in keeps being
spilled
Another interesting which has rs cover
and back design farmhouse
farm animals and SET p about the
house
city Artist Represented IN Book
TERN BISEL PEAT
art institute, collection summer literature
Tor children In keeping with the illustrations hdn books for
which she has been universally
Rag DOH including representative OF
history Beginning
designed dresses for the doll years 1920
1850 1890, 1924, 1861. 1859
New chidrens in cbfdn
men. designed lis Peat f
Kitchen Fun cook book with simple REGIMES
for Cinderella Cake Fairy Cole Spinach and
F'' anu
All books in the collection are inexpensive
appointment Book Is Clli0Sity
THE appointment book entrance
to tie L. s. Ayres curious
Cleared OF its previous days noaons
amusing sometimes
that make
scribbes note friends that the balcony
Other notations tell of friends who
Tor broken appointment that wife the iden
looking for boues for Junior
tant but probably
the scale front of L.
public the
o
half OF the
the system bundles
Of the scales before the weight /
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ne university =, lSp4dt'Af anu
wrote. A lowered city set within
mountain crest II is situated on I
between Nashville and Chattanooga
The TOrians aren't the only IN
dianapolis people with an interest in
the tradition STEPPED university Of
the historical South Charles Ed
ward Thomas is president OF
the national Universitys Alumni
Association, and Thomas Henderson
was graduated last June.
Endows English Chair
A few years before the death Of
Mrs. Hugh Mex. Landon. she be-
came interested in the university
and endowed chair of English.
Mrs. Landon never had visited the
university 10 arouse any sentiments
its reputed cultural and historical
richness.
Bishop Joseph NJ Francis of IN
dianapolis. and Bishop Campbell
Gray of South Bend. viii drive
down Monday 10 Join many national
figures in the celebration The pre-
siding Bishop OF the church. the Ri.
Rev James DeWOlf Perry of Rhode
Island. Admiral Cary T. GraySon.
an alumnus. and PostmaSter-C Gen
eral Farley Will be special repre-
sentatives OF President Roosevelt.
PoStmaster-General Farley wa S
awarded an honorary degree at
commencement exercises last June.
Comes Here As Bride
Records show that Mrs Torians
father guided the university through
the depression OF 1879. They read
He came 10 the university at a
critical period OF its history and he
was enabled to rescue it from grave
difficulties. and. what was at the
time OF very great consequence. he
re-eStablished public confidence in
its success and stability"
Mrs. Torian left the south to
come to indianapolis as a bride. but
she brought with her treasures of
her homeland. and a pride in its
ideals Hanging on the wall of her
living room is sampler. made in
1863 by Sarah Jones of Savannah,
Ga.
The dainty bit of handwork. in
which is stitched the Ten Com
mandmentS in verse. was given to
Mrs. Torian by members Of the Bull
lock family. which is related to Mrs
Roosevelt The sampler is moth
eaten and faded. but the name and
age of 7 clearly is visible.
Newspaper Is Treasured
Framed in the glass tray of a
coffee table Mrs. Torian has a copy
of one of the VickSburg Daily Citi-
2enS. which was printed on wall
paper during the Civil War
Her edition Is dated earlier than
the copy put to press by Colonel A.
B. Champion on the day of the fall
OF VickSburg The story was re-
called this week when Colonel
Champion was buried Tuesday in
Lebanon at the age OF o.
When General Grant dismissed
his army. Private Champion. a
former print shop hand. found HIM
self in front OF the VickSburg Citi-
zen newspaper Office. abandoned in
the siege. The city apparently fell
at deadline. for page one was made
up in forms ready for printing He
put the paper 10 press on the wall
paper. which had been serving for
stock for some time
Copies We're sent 10 Indiana,
where they highly were priced. False
copies have been made and dis
trlbuted. but Mrs TOrian is assured
Of her copy'S authenticity. because
Of lis early cate Of publication.
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Washing RdyOn Fabrics

When laundering rayon fabrics
use luke warm water and bland
soap Suds. Never twist. scrub or
wiring the material Squeeze the
soapsuds through the cloth. Rinse
several times and roll in z towel 10
partially dry. Press with a not-too-
hot iron.
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Your Manners

rs 1t proper to tip an office
Il boy who has gone out on
an errand for you if you are a
member of the Office Staff
d. c.
That depends on the office
and the boy. # it is the habit
of the employees to sign up
once a year for an Office boys
Christmas fund. you need do
no tipping during the year ex-
cept for some really extraordi-
nary service which might make
the young man work overtime.
But if no provision is made
to exc out the boys salary, you
should give him a dime or a
package of cigarets every now
and then when he has per-
formed some service for you.
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Wedding Date Is Set

The marriage
Of Miss Lois
Beth Edwards.
daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs.
David NJ Ed
wards, "a West
Thirty fourth
street, 10
Roger NJ. Fudge,
of Detroit,
will take place
at noon Wednes-
day at the
Edwards home.
$4,000
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Mrs. POQue Hostess

Mrs. C. E. Pogue. 1911 College
avenue, will be hostess for the
meeting Of Ladies Federal Club on
Thursday afternoon.
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Glib VIII S1rint

Indianapolis Tri Kappa Club will
hold swimming party and supper
at Monday night at Broad Ripple
park.
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SOrOrities

Gamma chapter Of the Rho Delta
sorority will entertain tonight with
a spread and rush party at the home
Of Miss Mary Ann Seele,
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Summer Home on Ridge
in Old South Scene for
Vacation of City Family
Celebration at Tradition olored University
in SeWanee to Be Attended by Mr..
and Mrs O. n. Torian.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times W0man's Page Editor

NTANY years
wi "
attend celebration the University Of the
tradition Of
father D Tear Hodgson vicechanceor from
1879
Toran know much history tradition gossip
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Card Parties

Benefit card party will be held at
$50 Sunday night in the Holy Ros-
airy hall. $40 Stevens street. Euchre
and bridge will be played.
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Fascinating Lot of Books
for Summer Amusement
of Children Put on Sale
Collection at Blocks Will Satisfy Desire
of Youngsters for Entertainment;
Miniature Store offered
BY HELEN LINDSAY


N tertainnen department the
William H Block Included
being used by Girl their
illustrated describing gasshoppers
dragon-hies and other should
Know by Thornton Burgess and the
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Miss Clara Krebs is a member
of the committee arranging the
initiation services to be held by
the Iota Chi sorority tonight at
Whispering Winds. Misses Louise
Slick and Dolores Maloney VII be
initiated.
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Var Group to Meet

Daughters Of Union Veterans will
NEE: NJ 2 Monday afternoon at Fl.
Friendly for business session.
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Whipped Fruit Jelly

To make the whipped fruit Jelly
use any preferred flavor of gela-
tine. following directions on pack
age for preparing the jelly. Be-
fore the liquid begins to jelly beat
with dover beaten until the jelly
begins TO form.
Add any fruit you may have left
over from previous meals and turn
mixture into a mold 10 chill and
become firm One banana. one
orange, a few pieces of canned fruit
any or all OF these fruits can be
used in combination TO add interest
TO the jelly.
Fresh. canned or dried vegeta-
bles can be used TO make the cas-
Serole of vegetables. The combina-
lions are almost limitlesS and either
tomato sauce or white sauce may be
used to bind the vegetables and give
body TO the dish.
Grated cheese Sprinkled over the
top of the dish adds food value as
we'll as richness of flavor An ex-
NNAAeA+A N0A-4SAA4eAAAQll Va AAtSAls IdAlAACQ
and dried vegetables includes a head
of cauliflower. stewed dried lima
beans. canned peas. diced fresh car
rotS and tomato sauce.
HARD COOKED EGG DRESSING
This dressing is particularly good
with salad green's at this season of
the year
Three hard cooked eggs. 4 table
spoons salad oil. 4 tablespoons vine
gar. l teaspoon mustard, ! teaspoon
salt. Is teaspoon paprika. yolk
raw egg.
Mix mustard. salt and paprika
with raw yolk. Work in yolks of
hard cooked eggs, MASKING yolks
with a fork.
Slowly add OIL beating it in with
fork and then beat in vinegar. one
teaspoonful at a time Beat until
blended and add broken whites of
eggs. Mix we'll with greens in salad
bowl and serve.
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inc university
wood far from the world
mountain of the Cumberland
The Washington times., 1933-02-15
Roosevelt Center
To GiUe TUO PLays

Two plays-"Waxworks at the
Fair" and THE Story of Fat
King Melon and the Princess
Caraway" will be given at Roose-
velt Community Center at 7:3O
p. m. Friday.
Sponsored by the Sock and
Buskin Club the casts will in
clude, Margaret Mcdowell,
Blanch Baruch. Caroline Tienc-
ken. Mae Weyrich, Dorothy
Parker. Catherine Cronenberg,
Marcia Amanuel. Dolores Nor
ganStown, Ann Palmer, Dorothy
Wolfe, Palmer Murphy, John
Todd, Benna Louise Frazier,
Marjorie Branscombe, Elsie Phil.
lips, Evelyn Proctor, Kathleen
Norris, and Miss Lillian Conn.
The Washington times., 1933-02-15
MAR. 4 TICKETS
BALL PRIZES

Tickets for the Inaugural ball
await the lucky persons who
catch prize" balloons at the
Victory ball of the Women's
Democratic Club of Montgomery
County Friday night in the
Manor Club.
Senators Millard E. Tydings
of Maryland and David I. Walsh
have been invited to the affair.
Added patrons and patronesses
include Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson
Cashell, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. John R.
Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
B. Shaw.
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Woman Kicks Thug
On SIlinS: He FLeeS

A white man about % years
old who last night rang the door
bell at the home of Marie Mar
tino, HOO block Ninth Street N.
W., flourished a pistol and or.
dered her Ito go upstairs" is
sought by police today.
Instead Of complying, the wom-
an kicked the man in the shins.
He struck her in the face, knock
ing her down, and then ran
through an alley.