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sistant chairman Mesdames Jesse A.
Roush: Myron Austin, Albert F. Eitelior
and Martha T. feathers
Tables-Mrs. B. 3. Pettljohn. chairman:
Mrs. Charles A. Selars assistant chair
man; Mesdames Theodore E. Root. q. G.
Schmidt, Howard Shelby. Harry H. Eli
vert, Charles A. Gould. H. D. Hamilton
and {. j Branan.
Prizes-Mrs. Adrian Hamersly. chair
man: Mrs. Sidney Weistein assistant
chairman; Mechanics c. J. Mcintyre H.
A Condit. G. W. Huntington. Lynn Stone,
Donald Graham and Thomas Hale
Table coyers-Mrs.- Fred c. Krauss,
chairman: Mrs J. n. Bromert. assistant
chairman; Mesdames A. H. Adams o. H.
BradITay Fred Il. Bruhn; W; K; Cooper.
Holmes, A. J. Hueber, z. L. Bur2stt and
Harold Haasis.
Cards and Pencils-Mrs william H.
Hsnning, chairman: Mrs George w. Shat.
fer. assistant chairman; Mesdames BOYD
Templeton. John Sawyer Thomas e.
Whallon, Charles Byheld. z v Mitchell.
William Werner. and Murray A. Auerbach.
Advertising-M ANGEL P. Harvey,
chairman; Mesdames William Eisenlohr,
Howard Linkert. Glen E. Harsh. and
Charles Renard.
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Mexican Music
on Program of
Mu Phi Epsilon

Miss Marguerite Billo, 1876 Beville
avenue, will be hostess for the month
ly meeting of Kappa chapter, Mu Phi
Epsilon, national honorary music
sorority, Tuesday. A Mexican sup
per will be served at $50.
HosteSses will include Mrs. Charles
Gaunt, chairman, Misses Sara Eliza
beth Miller, Virginia Leyenberger,
Jeanette Harris and Georgiana
Rockwell
The evenings program will be
concerned with Mexican music with
Mrs. Ines Samper, guest artist, re-
viewing the history of the music,
customs and traditions.
Miss Mabel Pruitt, program
chairman, arranged the entertain
ment, which will include numbers
by Miss Ramona Wilson, pianist;
Mrs. Ines Samper, violinist; Mrs.
Saul Bernat, cellist, and Mrs. Rus
sell Spivey, vocalist. Mrs. Otto
Heppner, Mrs. James l.. Wagner
and Miss Pruitt will be accompan-
lists
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Club Meetings
MONDAY

MONOA4
Present Day Club will observe
guest night with a party at the
D. A. R. chapter house with Mrs.
F. L. Pettijohn in charge of the pro-
gram.
Gathering Storms" will be the
meeting subject for the Vincent
G. L. S. G. at 2 at the American Ma
tional bank.
Eft Cetera Club will hold a 1890
luncheon at the Hoosier Athletic
Club with Mrs. Dan Brown and Mrs.
H. B. Champlin hoStesses.
James Whitcomb Riley sketch will
be presented by Mrs. w. F. Holmes,
assisted by Mrs. Hershel Hause, at
the meeting of the Monday Club at
2 at the SEVERN. A board meeting
at l will precede the program.
Regular meeting of the Irvington
Auxiliary of o. E. S. will be held at
3 at the Irvington Masonic temple.
Mrs. T. M. Richardson will pre-
side at the meeting of the City
Union of Kings Daughters at 8 in
the Memorial Presbyterian church.
Mrs. w. L. Clarke will lead the de-
votions and Mrs. L. E. Schultz, Mrs.
Laurence Hayes and Bobby Gambell
will present the program.
Ventian chapter, I. T. S. Club.
Inc, will hold a Halloween luncheon
meeting at the home of Mrs. Louis
TRACER, 10 North fremont avenue.
Cuctoms of Irish people will be dis
cusSed.
White Cross Guild of the Fifty
first Street NJ E. church will meet
at 100 at the Methodist hospital
nurses home.
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Season of SunnySide Guild
to Begin With Card Party

Sunnyside Guild will begin it's
years activities with card party
Friday at the Athenaeum with Mrs.
ANGEL P. Harvey in charge of ar
rangements. Mrs. Carrie L. Hammel
is assistant chairman.
Other committees assisting with
the affair include:
Tickets-Mrs Howard W. Linkert. chair
man: Mrs Charles Renard, assistant chair
man: Mesdames Stowen C. WATSON. Glen
E. Harsh, Sidney Rice, A. c. Earring. G. F.
Kleder, J. Hart Laird. Wallace o. Lee
Marie Bush Grifey, Chantilla z. White
Herbert C. Tyson. Irving Hamilton, Edward
Lawson. Wayne o. Stone. Frank e. Gaines.
Kurt Schmidt and Gus Meyer.
Decorations-Mrs. Gaylord T. Rust.
chairman; Mrs. George Hilgeleier, assistant
chairman; Mesdames Edward H. Ennsrs,
Walter o. Webster. Carl z. Wood. Harold
Koch, A. J. Lauth, Leroy Martin. G.. J.
Bookwalter. w. Mort Martin and Clyde
Reception-Mrs A B. Chapman. chair
man; Mrs. Alta NJ. Martin, assistant
chairman: Mesdames Floyd j. Mattice. Ed
ward Ferger, D. B. Sullivan. George
Lemaux. Thomas H. Walsh and B. N.
Forbes
Door Prize-Mrs. william T. Eisenlohr.
chairman; Mrs. Wemmer. assistant chair
man; mesdames S. H. Greenburg. Richard
futile and William Freund.
Candy-Mrs. Charles Ssidensticker,
chairman; Mrs. z. Park Akin, assistant
chairman; Mechanics J. E. Berry. Jesse
ford, Q. P; Fauchier. Maxwell Lang and
Cigaretts-Mrs. Charles W Richardson
chairman: Mrs Fred S. Duesenberg. as
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BOOK DRIVE TO AID
HOSPITAL LIBRARY

A book shower and tea for the
benefit of the Methodist hospital
library will be given Nov. 2 by the
White Cross Guild of the Second
Presbyterian church.
At the shower last year 700 books
were turned over to the hospital
library, according to Mrs. Chauncey
d. Meier, president of the church
guild. Mrs. Meier also voices the
need for bookcases.
Assisting at the affair will be
Mrs. Jean S. Miner, chairman of
the tea, and Mrs. Fermor Cannon
and Mrs. Charles Alkire, and Mr..
J. E. Rehm and Miss Flora Pray,
books.
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Midday Luncheon Bridge to
Be Held BY d. A. K. Chapter

Herbert Fieber, tickets; Mrs. Mar
mon, prizes; Mrs. George S. Olive,
assisted by ushers and pages COM
mittee, serving; Mrs. Harry Allen
Van Osdol, finances, and Miss Caro-
lyn Thompson, publicity.
Assistants will be other members
of the finance committee: Mes
danes Roy Elder Adams, Archie N.
Bobbitt, Alexander Cavins, Charles
A. Edwards. Fred Hoke, William H.
Horne, William F. Kuhn, E. L.
Kruse, John M. Lochhead, John ].
Madden, James M. Ogden. Charles
A. Pfafflin, Albert E. Sterne, Obie
j. Smith, James A. Sutherland,
James H. Taylor, Ernest DeWolf
Wales, Merle N. A. Walker, o. L.
Watkins, Frank F. Wocher, Edison T
Wood, Thomas A. Wynne, and Miss
Clara Gilbert.
Reservations may be made with
committee members or at the chap
ter house, 1924 North Pennsylvania
street. Play will begin at IL, fol-
lowed by luncheon at l. Playing
will be resumed after luncheon.
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DANCE IS PROJECT
OF TUDOR SENIORS

Senior class of Tudor Hall will
entertain with its annual dance
tonight in the school gymnasium,
with decorations in the winter
motif.
Miss I. Hilda Stewart. Mrs. D. w.
DePrez of Shelbyville. Mrs. I. E.
DeHaven. Miss Helen Rowe, Miss
Virginia DePrez, class president.
and Miss Joan DeHaven. social
secretary, will be in the receiving
line.
The arrangements committee in
cludes Misses Jacqueline Wolf.
Mary Lou Morris. Mary Ann Trash,
Peggie Ann Williams. Lucille Borin-
stein and Maurine Potlitzer.
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A sure-enough southern belle is
Mrs. A. G. Shoptaugh, dressed for
the gala dance Monday night at
the Propylaeum Club under the
auspices of the Southern Club.
The land of Dixie will be trans
planted that night, while TOO
members of the club join in the
celebration.
Mrs. Shoptaugh's costume of
white brocaded satin with lace
bertha originally was worn by Mrs.
PoWhatan Woodbridge in Louisville.
KY, about 1863.
Mrs. Floyd Mattice, president Of
Sunnyside Guild, is a member of
the reception committee for the
annual card party to be held Fri
day afternoon at the Athenaeum.
The affair, with the annual ball,
is sponsored by the Guild. Mrs.
Ancll P. Harvey is general chair
man of the party.
Mrs. Harrison H. King before
her marriage was Miss Louise An
tolnette Rastenburg, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. q Rastenburg.
1927 Boulevard place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Bretz-
man announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Rosemary
Bretzman, to Eugene Newton
York, The ceremony took place
last Saturday, and Mr.. and Mrs
York are at home at 1858 Guilford
avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Hurd will serve
as president of the Alpha Kappa
Latreian Club this year. The
group is planning a series of
lectures which will begin Tuesday
with a talk on Probation" by
Mrs. Coburn T. ScholI
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Y. w. TO REPORT
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

A campaign report meeting has
been called for Monday noon by
Mrs. Charles A. Mueller, captain of
the central Y. w. c. A. membership
campaign. More than 400 new
members and renewals have been
reported.
The health education department
team. with Mrs. G. D. Heller as
captain, is leading with ITS men,
bers to its credit. Other teams are
captained by Mesdames S. w. Ben
ham. A. w. Bowen, F. L. Evans,
William Herbert Gibbs, George Gill,
Walter Reynolds and I. R. Yeagy.
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BUSINESS WOMEN
TO ATTEND PARTY

Halloween costumes representing
their professions will be worn by
the members of the local branch of
the BUSINESS and Professional
Women's Club at the party Thurs
day night at the Womans Depart
ment Club.
Mrs. Camille B. F1eig and Miss
Flora Lyons will present a musical
program and the dinner is in
charge of Miss Mary Jane Steur-
geon, assisted by Mrs. Bessie B.
Helser, Mrs. Nell c. Warren, DR..
Elsie G. Stewart and MISS Bess
Robbins. Dinner reservations are
to be made with Miss Alice Stanley
by Wednesday night.
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DELEGATES TO GO
TO COUNCIL MEET

Miss Dorothy Krish and Miss
Dvera Cohen will be delegates to the
eighth biennial conference of the
National Council of Jewish Juniors
from Sunday until Wednesday in
st. Louis. Alternates are Misses
Adelaide Cohen and Louise Jaeger.
Others to attend are Misses Hilda
Greenburg, Harriet Nathan, Francis
Falender and Gertrude Kroot.
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SOrOrities

Pledge services for Misses Mar
jorie Cross and Jane Shey will be
held by Pi Sigma Tau sorority Mon
day night at the home of Miss
Juanita Carmichael, 1718 Langley.
Alpha Epsilon chapter, Alpha
Zeta Beta sorority, will give a chilli
supper for rushees Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. Irmajean
Albeit, Penn-Arts apartments.
Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Zeta
sorority will rave a Halloween frolic
Wednesday night at the Lincoln.
Miss Mary Mcmahon is in charge,
assisted by Misses Ruth Burke, Mary
Huber and Helen Summers.
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ALUMNAE CHAPTER
WILL HOLD DINNER

Progressive dinner will feature the
meeting of the Indianapolis Alum
nae club of Mu Phi Epsilon sorority
at Saturday night, Oct. %. Mrs.
Clyde E. Titus, chairman, assisted
by Mrs. Nell Kemper> McMurtrey
and Mrs. Lutte Gruber arranged the
program.
The group will meet with Mrs.
Titus, 637 Middle drive, Woodruff
Place, and progress to the homes of
Mrs. Elizabeth Katz Cochran, 965
Middle drive, and Mrs. Gruber, CAT
Middle drive. HoStesses will be
assisted by alumnae members.
Bridge and other games will be
played following the dinner. Mem
bers of Kappa chapter and the
PatroneSs club of the sorority, will
be guests.
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TO
RECEIVE MEMBERS

New officers of the education Pan
Hellenic Association of Indianap-
oils will receive at the social meet
ing to be held Monday night at the
Barbara Fritchie tearoom. Halloween
appointments will be used.
Reservations may be made with
members of the social committee
Misses Marie Ruske, Kathryn Ia
coma, Garnette Davis and Mrs.
B. F. Lieb.
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Miss WOeSSner
Becomes Bride
of Mr.. Arnold

Miss Margaret Woessner, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Woessner,
1884 Central avenue, became the
bride of John Kappeler Arnold, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Arnold of
Cambridge, Mass, this afternoon.
The ceremony took place in the
Gordon chapel, Old South church
of Boston. The couple will be at
home after Nov. IS at 81 Concord
avenue, Boston.
The bride, a graduate of Butler
university, attended Radcliffe COL
lege for two years. She is a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
Mr.. Arnold attended Princeton uni
versity and is a graduate of Harvard
university.
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to the galleries.
Mrs. Johnson's committee repre-
sents women genuinely interested in
the progress Of art culture. Mrs.
Charles Greenhouse has executed
some outstanding pieces Of sculpture.
Last year at the leagues exhibit of
its own members work, a silver
headpiece done by Mrs. GreathouSe
was adjudged the outstanding entry
of the show.
Mrs. Noble Dean enjoys sketching
in the country, prefers pastels and
has done commendable work in Gil
stills. Mrs. John Gould has done
some attractive designing in alumni
mum drawing and Mrs. Stanley
Shipnes accOmplishes variety OF
things with the brush and pencil.
Mrs. Elsa Haerle won a blue rib
bon in the league exhibit with an
etching of a cathedral door
Other members Of the committee
are Mrs. Hackleman, Miss Rosamond
Van Camp, who is chairman of the
arts and interests committee; Mrs.
Thomas H. Cox, Mrs. Charles
Latham, Mrs. George ziegler and
Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr.
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REVEAL MARRIAGE
OF MISS HARRISON

Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Harrison,
3019 Kenwood avenue, announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Virginia A. Harrison, to Joe D.
ClosSin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
Clossin, 2948 North Capitol avenue.
The wedding took place Jan. % in
Greensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clossin will be at
home after today at 1926 North ILL
noiS street.
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nitee has made the exhibit particularly inviting 70 the
Younger artists for the project is without entrance fee
or Jury selection It's the leagues way Of encouraging
art execution.
Last year 265 paintings were hung, representing
the work of state artists of long standing and
group of high school artists
Mrs Ward Hackleman was responsible last year for
arranging the exhibit The large number Of visitors to
the gallery and the sales were gratifying that the
league chose the project annual event
The idea had been in the minds of the arts COM
mittee for several years Ruth Pratt Bobbs, league
member and successful artist, acted hostess few
year ago for an exhibit on small scale Her studio
on Eleventh street hung with the work of many of
the younger artists
Represented last year such artists as William
FORSYTH Frederick Policy, Clifton Wheeler, George
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4ALUMNAE CLUB TO
BE PLEDGES HOST

Pledges of Butler university chap
ter of Kappa Alpha Theta will be
guests Of Gamma Alumnae Club at
a supper meeting at $50 Friday at
the active chapter house.
Reservations are in charge of Mrs
Frances 1nsley, chairman, who will
be assisted by MeSdames Donald F.
Lafuge. James L. Schell. Fred L,
Winterspoon and Harold F. Healing.
Mrs. j. v. Rawlings Jr. will pre-
side.
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PIT. A. TO HEAR
EDUCATION TAX

Parent education and recreation
will be the topic for the October
meeting of the Indianapolis Par
ent-Teacher Federation at 1870
Wednesday in Cropsey auditorium.
The discussions are being arranged
by Mrs. Chester o. Martin and Mrs.
Frank A. White, chairmen.
Miss Mae Henley, assistant pro-
lessor Of education at Butler uni
versity, will talk on mis- Educative
Tendencies in a Community" and
Dwight Ritter will have as his sub
ject, Wise Use of Leisure Time for
Children"
A string ensemble, composed of
Mrs. Walter Treanor, Mrs. Carl
Lieber Jr. and Mrs. Carolyn Turner
will provide musical entertainment.
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Mrs. Walter c. Marmon of Bren-
donwood will be hostess for a mid
day bridge luncheon Monday, Oct
30, which will be sponsored by the
finance committee of the Caroline
Scott Harrison chapter, d. A R.
Mrs. Frederick E. Matson, finance
chairman, and Mrs. James L. Gavin,
ice-chairman, will be assisted in
making arrangements by Mrs. Will
bur johnson, luncheon; Mrs. Waldo
B. Rossetter and Mrs. F. Ellis
Hunter, tables; Mrs. Charles F.
Voyles. Mrs. Walter H. Green, Mrs.
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Mothers to Entertain

Til Psi sorority. Mothers club of
Delta Delta Delta sorority. will
sponsor card parties at and Friday
at the active chapter house. 500
West Hampton drive. The commit
tee is composed of MeSdames o. E.
Butz. c. R. Matthews. George HaSe-
ly, H. L. Patrick, NJ. D. Rinker and
w, II, Meuser,
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Mary Stoup Is Married to
Mr.. G1Onendyke at Church

Christ church was the scenee to-
day of the marriage of Miss Mary
Stoup, daughter of Mrs. Clara
Stoup of Mansfield, O., formerly of
Newcastle, and Maurice Gronen-
dyke.
The Rev. William Burrows read
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Helen Ford En0nded

Mr. and Mrs. Charles o. Ford an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Helen Louise Ford,
to Richard Franklin Lewis, son of
DR.. D. R. Lee, 6291 College avenue.
The wedding will take place on
Wednesday, Nov. 10. Mr.. Lewis at
tended Indiana university.
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Guild to Meet

Mrs. A. w. Fleming and Mrs. J. S.
Mclaughlin will be hostesses for a
meeting of the Riley Hospital Cheer
Guild, at 2 Tuesday in the womans
clubrooms Of the American National
bank. Hubert Collins, a magician,
will be the entertainer.
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Photo by Dexheimer.

Photo by Dexheimer.
Miss Catherine Ninta is chair
man Of the ticket committee for
the Halloween froic TO be held by
the st. Agnes Academy alunlnae
Friday for the benefit of the
scholarship fund. Miss Maxine
Scherrer is general chairman.
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FURNITURE manufactured by members OF the guild
and sold by dealers who members, bears dStinc-
tive mark with registered number The customer is
presented with certificate which gives this registered
number, the date of purchase. and the dealers
1t guaranty that the furniture authentic Grand
Rapids furniture, conforming to the design and quail
y of the period represented
Sander 81 Rocker has been selected as the Indi-
annapolis dealer member of the guild This is distnc
ton given no other furniture store in the city.
Presented in the registered furniture now on dis
play at Sander a. Rockers is a Louis Qunze bedroom
suite in oyster shell finish decorated by hand in gold
the elaborate painted design characteristic of that
period of elegance. 1t has twin beds. gracefully de
signed vanity, cane-seated bench bed-able, and chest
of drawers
Grand Rapids succeeded Cincinnati forty years ago
the leading furniture market of the United States
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Bazaar to Be Held

Miss Augusta Heberlein will be in
charge Of the annual bazar of the
Girls Friendly Society Of Christ
church, which will meet Tuesday in
the parish house. Dinner will be
served at g
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Mrs. Ritter Hostess

Mrs. Dwight S. Ritter will enter
tain members Of the Alpha chapter,
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. at her
home, AIS Broadway. Mesdames
Foster V. Smith, John c. Sheets
and Richard A. Shirley will assist.
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Mothers to Se1U

Mothers Club of Lambda Chi
Alpha fraternity will sew for the
Red Cross at the meeting at 10
Monday at the chapter house. 4721
Sunset avenue. Covered dish lunch
con will be served at l.
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SALLY RAND WILL
Be I. 4. G.. GUEST

Sally Rand will be honor guest at
the supper dance tonight at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club. Jack
Tillson and his orchestra will play
during the evening.
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Book to Be Tonic

Mrs. Edward D. Fivecoate will re-
view Anthony Adverse" Tuesday
night in the Y. w. c. A book review
group, meeting at 1880 in the COM
mittee room
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GIiLd to Hold Session

Mrs. NJ. L. Haymann, 5751 Wash
ington boulevard. assisted by Mrs.
Frank SEVERN, will be hostess for
the all-day meeting of the st. Mar
garet Hospital Guild Tuesday
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Junior Leaguers to Make.
Christmas Shopping Easy
for City's Lovers of Art
Second Annual Exhibition and Sale Will Be
Held Dec. 4 to 16 in Gallery at
L. S. Ayres & Co.
oCT. Il, 1888
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

JUNIOR LEAGUE Indianapolis will make Christmas
ping for the They've chosen the days of
December the 4th the the
exhibition Indiana galleries
Of L. S Ayres & 70, the eighth floor.
of the interests
mailed artists whom the
displaying their work The
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Furniture Makers Gull
Picks Sander and ReckeS
as Local Representative
Products of Affiliated Grand Rapids Plants
Registered; Period Models Are
Guaranteed Authentic
BY HELEN LINDSAY

GRAND RAPIDS Mich recognized for the past forty the
~ the
sents the Rapids Makers
Composed of twelve the
guild also members
selected by the manufacturers invited guild
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Card Parties

Mothers of the Lauter Memorial
Boys Club will sponsor a card par
ty tonight at the clubroom, 1909
West Market street.
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PHOTO bY VoorhlS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Siddons an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Mary
Siddons, to Samuel Bechtold, son
OF Mrs. Lydia Bechtold of South
Bend. The ceremony took place
July l with the Rev. T. L. Stovell
officiating.
The bride Is a member Of Beta
chapter, Iota Psi Omega sorority,
and Mr. Bechtold attends Indi-
ana university school Of medicine
and belongs to the Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity,
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Will VaWter Paul ShldeIer anna
Elmer Tafnger Blanche Still
others
League members acted guides and devoted their days
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leading the
Until there
still factory there which operated by water
Electric Biscuit Maker Latest
ONE electrical household appliances
~
chromium cylinder, mounted
slides which the biscuits baked
Fl0sks, ChatceS Side by Side
HAIICEs pieces pocket
~
dealers old bowls other valuable
furnished battered paed the
like shop founded
In the collection chld with the Little
the
ofahoned other showing
smiths for than century
Blackstone Tips on Instruments
THE pieces dipped gold
tons polished
boodStone
FURNISH them to the required brightness
A. Coffin of the shop his
boy Dick founder of the shop
Coffin original
Novel Greeting Cards ShO1Un
Lyman showing individual
renShed
Merry greet
ing different designs
SOLLU Rand to Model Here
of worlds
~ winter fashions between
Wasson through the the Indiana theae where Miss Rand
a
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Sally Rand to Model Here

AIY RAND famed the worlds model
~ fashions between Saturday
will
through the of the Indiana hee where
IN
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Blackstone Tips ON instruments
Novel Greeting Cards Sho1Un

Lyman Brothers is showing individual Christmas c.
snapshot These refinshed and printed greeting
different personal touch" to the honored Merry
ing. Several different designs of cards shown.
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leading
factory operated by power.