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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27

Guest day viii be observed by the
Anagnous chapter Of Epsilon Sigma
Omicron at g Thursday at the Lin
coin. Mrs. NJ. D. Didway will direct
the program, "Springtime in Indi-
ana"
Special guests will include Mrs.
Edwin n. Canine, president OF the
Indiana Federation Of Clubs: Mes
danes Frederick BALI, Edwin l.
Poston, Robert A. Hicks, Frank
Bonner, G. w. Jaqua, J. F Ed
wards, president Of the Seventh
District Federation Of Clubs; c. J.
Finch, D. o. Wilmeth, J. F. Boesin-
ger, J. 3. Phillips, w. A. Esbacn,
and w. H. Polk.
The program will include the Sc
lection, Lilac Time" by Mrs o. T.
Behmer; "Appleblossom Time in In
diana" Mrs. T William Engle /;
Don't Talk to Ne Of Spring" Mrs.
NJ. F. Conner; An Old-Fashioned
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
MISS ELLIS BRIDE
OF PERRY THOMAS

The marriage of Miss Eloise Ellis
to Perry Marsden Thomas, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Thomas, $40
North Ritter, has been announced
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. DOGGY
B. Ellis of Elgin, III. The wedding
took place Saturday at the First
Methodist church in Elgin.
The bride was attended by Miss
Lorraine Thomas, sister Of the
groom and William Thomas, broth
er of the groom, was best man. Mrs.
Thomas attended Northwestern and
Columbia universities and is a mem
Der of the Alpha Gamma Delta sor-
ority. Mr.. Thomas attended Kan
sas State and the University Of Wis
conSin. He belongs TO the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity. The couple IS AT
home at $40 North Ritter avenue.
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Music Sorority
Will Be .Feted
at Tea Sunday

Mrs. Harry Barnard will be host
eSs for the tea to be held Sunday
afternoon at her home, $3.50 Pleas
ant Run parkway, by Phi Beta, ma
tional dramatic and music sorority.
Mrs. Fred Pettijohn will pour and
Mrs. Barnard, Mrs Pettijohn, Mes
danes David Marian, LaRue Byron,
Miss Rae Cawdell and Miss Ruth
Elizabeth McFadden will receive.
Spring flowers will be used through
out the receiving rooms.
Guests with the associate and
active members will be NIesdames
Paul Dorsey, Charles Riddle, De-
marchus Brown, George Forderer,
Julian Fix, E. j. Ellsworth, Irving
Blue, Frank Bitter, Dan Flicken-
ger, Holden Swigart, Parker Likely,
Hollie Shideler, A. Hoff, Joe Rand
Beckett, J. E. Storey, J. A. Borders
and Misses Myrtle Holtz, Virginia
Van Arman, Pauline Hedges, Mar
garet Jones, May Dyer Lemon, Dor
othea Graft, Elsie Adams, Clara
Ryan and Charlotte Thompson.
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Club Meetings

MONDAY
Frederick E. MatSon will talk or
Reforms" at the meeting of the
Indianapolis Literary club.
Mrs. John w. Maltby, 1897 Park
avenue, will be hostess for the
meeting of the Monday Afternoon
Reading Club. Sects and cults will
be discussed by the club members.
WEDNESDAY
Irvington Catholic Wome en- S
Study club will meet at the home OF
Mrs. William ]. Betz, AZ North
Hawthorn lane. The Rev NJ w
Lyons will speak on THE Church in
Other Lands"
THURSDAY
Mrs. ]. E. tastes, 3645 Capitol
avenue, will be hostess for the meet
ing OF the Ladies Federal club.
Mrs. Frank Symmes, 273O Suth-
erland avenue, will be hostess for
the meeting of the Current Events
club. w D. Peat of the John Her
ron Art institute will be guest
speaker. Mrs. w. w. Wise is chair
man of the committee in charge.
Pierian club will hold picnic
with Mrs. G. A. Mckinney as host
eSS.
FRIDAY
Annual reports will be given al
the meeting of the Indianapolis
Woman'S club. Miss Katharine
Merrill Graydon will present "A
Child's Diary of Early Indianapolis.
Tea will be served.
Mrs. George Rafert, Fortville, viii
be hostess for the meeting of the
Culture club. Mrs. Norman Schneid-
er will discuss Indiana Fitness anc
the Future"
SATURDAY
Saturday Afternoon Literary clut
will hold an outdoor meeting.
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SOrOrities

Mrs. Harry M. Anderson was host
ess for installation of officers OF
Eplison Pi chapter, Delta Theta Tau
sorority Friday night New officers
are: Miss Gladys Hoffman, presi-
dent; Mrs. Edward Anderson, vice
president; Mrs. Harry M. Anderson
recording secretary; Mrs. j. L. Rich
ardSOn, corresponding secretary
Miss Helen Pease, treasurer, and
Mrs. o. E. Alloway, historian.
Phi chapter, Delta Chi Sigma So
rority, will meet Monday night at
the home of Miss Margaret John
son, 2939 Ruckle street.
Kappa Delta Theta sorority will
meet Wednesday night at the home
of Miss Mabel Murrer, 1924 Millers-
vile road.
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Mrs. David M Edwards will speak
on English Gardens" at the annual
banquet of the indianapolis Business
and Professional Women's clubs at
$50 Thursday night.
New officers will be installed and
the following snew members in
itiated Mesdames Alma Spencer.
Jane A NGcDEickle, Mary S. Moore,
c. A. Epson, Ella H. Parker, Zinna
Zirnstein, Misses Genevieve Brown,
Merle G. George, Evelyn Thomas,
Agnes Watson, Hope Toman, Mil
dred D. Eckard and Ruth Shell Mar
tin.
The glee club will play during
the evening under the direction of
Mrs. Camille B. Fleig. Dinner reser-
vatiOns may be made with Miss
Grace Thompson by Wednesday.
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Epsilon Sigma OmjcrOn Group
WIZ Observe Guest Day

Garden. Mrs. G. w Hufsnith and
chorus; organ and piano duet by
Mrs. John II. Smith and Miss
Dorothea Hogle: on the Banks If
the Wabash, c. A. Symons and
chorus; Spring by Mrs. c. J.
Stephenson.
Mrs H. E. VonGrimmenstein Il
chairman Of the program: Mrs.
Jerauld McDermott, arrangements.
assisted by Mrs S. S. Fausset and
Mrs. George Roberts.
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MRS. BURROUGHS
TO FETE GUESTS

Mrs. Jane johnson Burroughs will
entertain informally at her home,
1924 Broadway, from 3 to 7 Sunday
in honor Of James 3. GiIbreath and
Miss Ruth Z. Wagner.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
J. z. Thompson, Mrs. w. Glen
Johnson and Misses Helene Harri-
son, Grace Hutchings and Leora
Wilman. The dining room will be
decorated with spring flowers and
lighted with pastel tapers.
Guests viii include members of
the Friedens octet, nurses choir Of
the Methodist hospital, voice stu
dents OF the Indiana Central col
Iege, and all voice students.
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ALUMNAE LUNCHEON
TO BE AT MAROTT

Miss Mary Jane Pulver, aIumnae
secretary Of Ward Belmont school,
will attend the ninth annual state
luncheon and program to be held
by the Indiana Ward Belmont club
at l at the Marott.
Mrs. Fred Dopke, president, will
preside, and the committees in
charge include Mrs. Nathan Wash
burn and Mrs. M. Stanley NTcCO-
mas, Jr., arrangements; Mrs. John
E Caylor, decorations; Mrs. Ralph
E. Coffin and Mrs. Arthur G. Schra-
der, program, and Miss Fac w. Pat
rick, reservations.
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go with an eye for noting what
is needed for the season. When
the Kittle sons return tlom school
they will pack up to spend the
summer Miss Marjorie Kittle.
their daughter. then will begin her
round Of entertaining weekend
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ray
Adams are waiting for the return
of their daughter, Miss Sally
Adams, from Sarah Lawrence col
lege, at Bronxville, N. Y, about
June II before they go to their
MaXinkuckee summer home. Jane.
who is student at Orchard
school, is anticipating July l. when
the family will leave for the lake
This weekend Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams will entertain Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Wainwright, Mrs. Dorothy
Goodrich, and Mrs. Jesse Fletcher.
Retreat in Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs Charles o. Roemler
are planning their annual retreat to
CharlevoiX, Mich, near the end of
June, They will be accompanied by
their daughter, Mrs. Wayne Kin
naird, and Mr.. Kinnaird and an
other daughter, Miss Jane Roemler.
The w. j. Behmers already have
made several trips to Maxinkuckee,
where they are remodeling their COT
tage. They will spend the week end
there. With the close of Butler and
Indiana universities, where their
daughter Helen and son Eugene
are students they will go to stay for
the summer. They will be accom-
panied by another daughter, Miss
Dorothy and son Richard.
Last summer was a thrilling one
for Richard. He and friend
assisted in rescuing two men from
drowning, and this spring was
recommended by Senator Arthur R.
Robinson for the Carnegie medal.
Entertain at Lake
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Dean spent
last weekend at their Maxinkuckee
SNbbdSC, anu Wall go UlleIe LOT SNORT
visits before they permanently open
the place for longer stay later in
the season.
The Charles L. Barry family COT
tage, Rose of Sharon" Will be
aired and cleaned this weekend
when Charles Jr. and John Nc
Creary will visit there. When school
closes, Robert, Louis, and Lucille
Barry will add to the gayety of the
summer home.
Miss Dean Rogers is entertaining
Miss Mary Koehler this weekend
at the lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Rogers, her parents, and her cousin,
Edward Horner, are week ending at
the lake.
Hickory Crest" the cottage of
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Kraus, will be
opened for the summer about The
middle of June Paul III and Stew
art, the Krauss sons, will be ready to
leave as soon as Shortridge closes
its semester
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
KAPPA ALHPA THETA
ALUNNAE TO MEET

indianapolis AIumnae chapter Of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority viii
meet at the home of Mrs. Charles
c. Binkley, 5445 North Pennsylvania
street. June 3 instead Of June 10
as announced previously.
Assisting the hostesseS Will be
Mesdames Paul KiStler, chairman;
Henry Hornbrook, Richard Shirley
Allen Green, Edgar Goss, Watson
Brigham, Misses Jessie n. Stewart
and Gale Waterbury.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27

The Young WOmen's Democratic
Clubs of Indiana, Inc, viii end its
business season Monday night, June
5, with a dinner at the Golden Din
ner Bell, 1900 South Meridian street.
The entertainment committee is
composed of Misses Mabel Smith.
Sarah Shallat, Mary Louise WalpOIe
and Helen Smith. Miss Ann Miller,
Mrs. Louis Rich and Mrs. kathryn
Fish are in charge OF transporta-
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
MRS. MORTON WILL
FETE BRIDE-ELECI

Mrs. Guy Morton 324 North Oak
land avenue, will be hostess for a
tea and shower to be given Sunday
in honor of Miss Marie Spitznagel,
bride-elect. The affair will be given
by the Alpha Tau zeta sorority.
Miss Elizabeth Reidy, president,
will pour She will be assisted by
Mrs Morton, Misses Mary Griffin,
Mary Sullivan and Esther Trimpe.
Guests will include Misses Alma
Kirk, Betty Egan. Mary McGinty,
Josephine Kirk and Mrs. Clark
Smith. Miss Sally Rich will pre-
sent dance number. A plateau of
talisman roses and blue delphinium
will center the tea table, which will
be lighted with white taperS tied
with blue tulle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
HIGHLAND TO HOLD
SPEEDWAY DANCE

Highland Golf and Country Club
viii hold buffet supper and
Speedway dance Tuesday night at
the clubhouse. Supper Will be
served at G. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Scott are in charge of the ar
rangements.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Scott with
the dance will be 1Iossrs and Mes
danes Fred Shumaker, Frank
KOtteman, I'd zaiser, S. Z. Fen
stermaker, William Meyer, Ray
Eos, Frank Dalton, Charles Nc
Carvey John Brookbank, Ralph
Burdick, Carl 6herer, Ray Reed,
Don Welcn, John Kennedy, John
LANCE, Ben Stevenson, Frank
DowIng, George Winsteiner. Others
are NIessrs Howard Intermill.
Harold France, Carl Rauh, Dick
Crane, and Severan Buschman.
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Partq for Bride-t0-Be

Miss AIena Grafton will enter
tain informally at her home, 5l15
North Capitol avenue, at + Wednes-
day afternoon in honor Of Miss
Gladys Banes, a bTide-eledt. Guests
will include newly installed and re-
firing members Of the Y. w. c. A.
cabinet Of Butler university,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
PartY Held All Ddy

MacMurray College club held an
al-day party Friday at the coun-
try home of Mrs @. B. Noblitt, near
Columbus. indianapolis members
attending we're Mesdames John
Earahill. Joseph Conrad. James I
Cunningham. Chester Albright, j.
w. Putnam, Parry Fenton, Harry G
Leslie. NJ. &. McKinsey. Norbert
Talbot and Horace Shonle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
Linen Snl0rtneSS

Linen shoes and hats are correct
with linen suits and dresses this
summer. Remember that they, too,
can be washed as easily and as fro
ouently as the dresses themselves.
A bland soap, lukewarm water. and
a small brush should be used for
linen shoes. When they are clean,
rub with an old rough towel, put
shoe trees in them and place them
in the sun to dry slowly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
Race Classic
Occasion for
Social Events

The Speedway race will be cele-
brated with three social events at
the Indianapolis Athletic club. A
supper dance will precede the race
Monday night, when Jack Tilson's
orchestra will play in the main dim
ing room.
The annual Victory dinner dance
will be from to 10 the night of the
race, with Mildred Myers band pro-
viding the music.
Awards Of the race will be pre-
sented to the winners at the annual
drivers dinner Wednesday night
This dinner is open to the public
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TEA TO BE GIVEN
FOR MOTHERS CLUB

Mrs Arthur L. Gilliom, retiring
president Of Phi Delta Theta
Mothers Club Of Butler university
viii be hostess to members at a
business meeting and tea Friday
at her home, 1850 North Delaware
street.
Retiring officers will assist, and
new officers viii be installed. The
retiring group is Nesdames Urban
x. Wilde Sr., Hiram J. Rafens-
perger, George Stewart and J. E
Perry.
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Bride to Be Feted

Mr. and Mrs. Louis c. Schwartz
will entertain tonight at their home
1920 East Michigan street, in honor
Of their daughter, Miss Evelyn
Schwartz, whose marriage to Morris
L. Johnston took place May 20
Mrs. Schwartz VIII be assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Horace R. Riggs
Appointments and decorations viii
be IN pink and white.
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Mrs. Robert D. williams was
Miss Helen Marcia Haynes, daugh-
ter of Mrs. F. A. Haynes Of Pitts
boro. before her marriage today.
Dr.. George F. Leonard ofhciated
at his home, 149 West FOrty-sixth
street.
The bride is a graduate Of But
Ter university and a member OF
the Alpha Chi Omega sorority
and MI Williams was graduated
from Butler and belongs to the
Sigma M fraternity The at
home address is for Pittsboro.
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SORORITY PLEDGES
WILL GIVE DANCE

Pledges of the Pi Beta Phi soror-
ity Of Butler university will enter
tain active members with dance
Monday night at Highland Golf and
Country club. Miss Pauline McCar-
ty is chairman, assisted by Misses
Helen Root, Lucille LaBelle, Mary
dell R0us and Jeanne Helt.
Chaperons will be Dr. and Mrs.
w. N. Clute, MI. and Mrs. Paul D.
HinkIe, Mrs. Paul COble, Misses
Emily Helming and Allegro Stewart
and Nathan D Carder.
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tlvities of Gull
V e r Military
academy, is a
popular resort Of
Indianapolis va
cationers. Michi-
gan, it'll its
alb u n d a ce of
lakes, is a favor
tie holiday re-
treat for many
local people.
Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sloane Kit
tie left Friday to
spend the week
end with their
guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. KittlC will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27

Miss Constance Pearce is a
member Of the committee for the
dance, which pledges Of Alpha
Chi Omega sorority viii give in
honor Of members Monday night
at Avalon Country club. Miss Viz
ginia league IS chairman. assisted
by Miss Pearce, Misses Thelma
Roller and Helen Hampson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
Beauty Guide
Preparing for the Sum-
burn Season.
BY ALICIA HART


Spring has come to Florida and
the West Indies by now. and visit
ors bent on dn Easter holiday there
aboutS would better look to their
skins under the hot sun.
Five minutes injudiciouS expo
sure to a midday sun on the beach
may result in burn so painful that
one can neither sit nor lie for a
week
All that is unnecessary. There are
numerous Suntan oils to be bought
which permit a good tan without
cooking, and other preparations
which protect from tan and burn
alike
Skins that take on collar white
after eleven months of city apart
mentS can not expect to get a ma
hogany shade in one month unless
they go at it the right way, and
suntan oils are a big help.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
Picnic on Estate

Members of the Nature Study club
will meet on the Ed Jackson estate
near Allisonville for picnic supper
Sunday Leaders for the afternoon
will be Misses Grace Jackson and
Clara Moore and Mrs. H. H. Coburn.
Members will meet at 3 at Sixty
third street and College avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
Recital at Studio

Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs will
present Miss Ruth WAGNER, soprano
and James 3. Gilbreath, tenor, in
a voice recital at 3 Sunday at the
Viking music studio.
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With the aid of a machine known as the opthol-
mometer Dr. Kernel IS able to measure the curvature
the front Of the eyebaI, and judge the condition
OF the eye.
Practically all eye trouble, unless caused by some
accident is due to hereditary weakness, Dr. ker-
mel said
He calls attention to a family in which the
mother is near-sighted. Three OF her five children
have the same trouble although only per cent OF
defective evesght is due to near-sightedness.
OF the more than 10000 prescriptions on file in
Blocks optical department, only about ten are loen
teal Because Of this it is necessary 10 nave accom-
modations for suting lens to the individual eye.
In the Block department everything from the eX-
animation of the vision and eye the finished spec
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
Holiday Is
Signal for
City Exodus
Summer Vacation Trek
to Resorts Will
Be Started.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman'S Page Editor

MEMORIAL day seems to be the
traditional signal for the
exodus Of society to summer homes.
Many families wait until the close
OF schools and colleges for perma-
nent opening of their lake cottages.
The holidays, however, offer OPP
portunities for preseason jaunts.
Lake Maxinkuckee, with the ac-
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Pnrtn for Glib

Cedars Of Lebanon will entertain
with dinner and card party to-
night at the F'COdcraft shop. Mrs.
w. H. Hines is chairman, assisted
by Masdames Roy Pittman and
Samuel Nealin.
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Hnnen Likes Golf Ball

A-ROES showing golf ball. which hagen
T. himself feels is the best yet introduced 1t has congealed qd
letter golf editor Hagen says III mas
Given me more confidence approaching American and BRUSH
one getting to be one OF the oa
men Of The links but with keep up with the younger oeS
Of 49, aioh+ ord car he
knocked farther the old swing.
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Dinner for Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. George Home. 40ll
Ruckle street. will entertain with a
dinner party Monday night for their
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Egan
of Louisville. There will be ten
guests.
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Photo by Platt.
Mrs. Hubert Sterger
Mrs. Hubert Sterger was Miss
Pauline Singleton. daughter Of
Lewis Singleton, 1914 North Euclid
avenue. before her marriage May
20.
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Elaborate Machinery Is
Perfected by Science to
Improve Human Vision
Source of Eye Deficiencies Are Located by
Use of Modern Optical Devices;
Accuracy Is Assured
Accuracy Is Assure
BY HELEN LINDSAY

BECAUSE Of the the world have
- elaborate machinery been devised
O Kernel
years charge optical department the VIM
H
hypernerOpC eye the myopC
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Satin Evening GolUnS

Printed satin in large. floral de-
signs makes handsome evening
gowns for summer.
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Machine Exercises Eye Muscles

90 accurate Dr. Kernel MAINTAINS machinery
Iron laps which are USED IN
shaping cast IN the oug ana Drought 70
and shaped to perfection
a spectaces came from Germany
conditions made TINS import 1sSp
TTnied entered field manufacture ana
this country taan taV ioIil9
machines part OF the equipment
of the department supplement nome eAeS 49,
muscle defects Vowel educating
AS special feature spectaces Dr. kernei
czasrar oxford oXford this mas lock-
which nsues remaining closed when not IN USE
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Mrs. William Stevenson
Mrs. William Stevenson was
Miss Elizabeth FullenWider,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
FullenWider before her wedding
May 16, at Fairview Presbyterian
church They will be at home in
Wilmington. Del
Mrs. Stevenson is a graduate Of
Butler university and a member
Of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority Mr..
Stevenson, graduate Of Purdue
university, belongs to Kappa Delta
Rho fraternity.
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In department everything from the eA- MS
animation of the vision finished spectacle completed
square BLOCKS 10 De ground on huOelS
OF they the requirements
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
TO INSTALL OFFICERS

Presentation Of a charter and
installation of officers will feature
the meeting of Boy Scout Troop
No. 212 at the Silver Spring Bap-
tiSt Church auditorium tonight.
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
MAN MAY LOSE
RULE Of WORLD

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. 20.
Man, as a race, really ought not
to feel so superior. The fact is
that some day a race Of Supercats
or a race of Superelephants may
lord it over a feeble race of man.
According to Prof. Herbert S.
Jennings, Of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, lecturing here last night
at Yale University, although man
has the advantage, there is al
ways the possibility. that some
race, now unimportant, will arise
and produce a new civilization.
Shattering mans feeling of su-
periority with numerous refer
ences of the inefficiency of ma
ture and the pell-mell way in
which the race has been de-
veloped, he said:
"It is to be remembered that
the resources of the universe in
the advancement Of life are not
exhausted and man is not in
dispensable to the advancement
of life"
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
Wife FGints, Husband
Gets z Years for
Chicken Theft

FREDERICK, Nd, Jan. 20.
The young wife Of James Day
Baker, 35, Mt. Airy, Nd. faint
ed in circuit court here yester.
day when jury found her
husband guilty Of chicken,steal-
ing.
The defendants mother, who
had remained at her sons side
throughout the trial. delivered
him q lecture on the error of
his ways concluding with the
old adage about it being a
'long lane that had no turn
ing"
A charge of receiving stolen
goods against Baker was dis.
missed and the Jury recon-
mended mercy. He was SEN
fenced to two years In the
House of Correction by Judge
Arthur D. Willard.
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
CITIZENS TO GROUP

The North Woodside Citizens
Association will meet in the audi
torium of the. Grace Church to-
night.